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Saturday 6

1. Some people believe in making grand plans for their own future. Some have a 10-year plan, others have a 5-year plan, and some have only a 1 or 2-year plan. What kind of plan do you have, if any?

I have never had a plan. I suck, big-time, at this sort of planning. I think my problem is that once I have a plan, I want to get started and finish the program in one big push, which (I know) doesn't work with long-term planning. And it frustrates me not to finish things, so I don't even start things if I'm just going to get frustrated.
That's my excuse anyway. And I'm absolutely AWESOME at organizing, so that makes up for the planning thing, right?

2. Are your closest friends more likely to within your gender or the opposite?

Within, though I have several close male friends. It's odd; there was a period a few years ago when lots of my close friends were guys. Me, the girl in school who could barely speak audibly to guys. That guys-club period of life was an odd one.

3. What is the last printed periodical — newspaper or magazine — that you read on paper?

I was reading last week's Entertainment Weekly about 20 minutes ago.

4. Of the last ten times you communicated with your phone, which of the following types of communication did you use the most: phone call, text message, tweet or Facebook posting?

I don't have a data package on my phone, so no tweeting or Facebooking for me. I think I run about 90% texts on average.

5. You decide to make Jell-O for dessert: which flavor is your favorite?

Hmmm, lime? I go more by color than flavor. Green and orange are favorites, though I like red just fine as well. My dad couldn't stand jello; my husband hates it too. Who says we don't marry our parents?

6. If you could arrange a private showing of any classic film at a big theater to experience it the way theater-goers did when it was actually on the big screen, which film would you choose?

Do we have to dress up the way they would've in those days? Yuck.
Uhm, how about The Wizard of Oz. Everyone could bring the whole family. If it's adult-only, I'd go with Nosferatu or Psycho.