Moonie's Ramblings

[Prof. Moonie]

1337. Imagine you are in school and a person of the opposite sex you barely know asks you really nicely for a ride home from class (yes, you have a car). It's out of your way. Do you say yes?
Let's say you said yes. S/he hugs you. What is your reaction?
As you drop him or her off s/he hugs you again and thanks you for being such a nice person. What do you make of all this?

Depends on the guy, and how far out of my way his place is.
I would be shocked/taken aback.
I would be shocked/taken aback by the hug... but I was just be a nice person and helping someone out.

1338. Are you interested in post-apocalyptic (post-nuclear war) movies?

There's a few I like... but I wouldn't say that I purposely look out for that kind of film.

1339. What is the saddest movie you ever saw?

The Boy In The Striped Pajamas.  

[Prof. Moonie]

1340. What is the saddest thought you can think of?

Hmm... last night I would've said the fear of not knowing what I'll be doing in my near future... and what lies in my future love life.

1341. Who is the most horrible driver you know?

Not sure.

1342. Are you a sexist in any way?

No  

[Prof. Moonie]

1343. How often do you check your email?

Every morning and afternoon/evening.

1344. How often do you check your diary for notes?

I don't have an online "diary."

1345. If you had to read a biography about someone, who would you pick?

Hmm... either Johnny Depp or Benedict Cumberbatch  

[Prof. Moonie]

Isn't these post images pretty? I just found them in one of the threads in the Easter event forum. Hmm... maybe I should add a new little thing to my posts. xd

 

[Prof. Moonie]

1346. Which of your friends and relatives has the most interesting life story?

I would say my Watson ancestors, even though I barely known anything about them. Especially Thomas John Watson. There's so many legends surrounding who is was and why he came over to America. Wish I knew the complete truth about who he was and what he did and what not.

1347. What's the matter with kids today?

I have no idea.

1348. How do you feel about censorship?

It's good in most cases.

 

[Prof. Moonie]

1349. What was on the last CD you burned?

I have no idea.

1350. What movie should be released on DVD but hasn’t been released yet?

Um... I can't think of any.

1351. Have you ever wished for wings that work?

Sometimes

 

[Prof. Moonie]

1352. Have you ever imagined that you are not really of this world?

Yeah, I have.

1353. Did you have an imaginary friend as a child?

Yes, I had two imaginary friends named Tony and Peggy. They were special agents/detectives... like Mulder and Scully from X-Files. xd

1354. Do you still have imaginary friends?

No

 

[Prof. Moonie]

Sounds like my Mom has gotten up. She had been awake when I got up this morning... but then when I went out to have some lunch, she was in the bedroom with the door closed. Guess she wanted to take a nap or something. *shrugs* Hard to say.

Darn egg hunt! I want to go do other stuff, like go enjoy the lovely weather... or maybe watch some episodes of Ellen... but I can't do any of that until I'm done with this egg hunt. Because I know I won't be around to do any event stuff tomorrow, since I'm spending Easter with my parents and grandparents.

 

[Prof. Moonie]

1355. Do you enjoy reading children’s books?

There are a few good ones out there... but most of the time, I just read them if I'm bored and there's no other books nearby for me to read.

1356. Are you decadent?

*sighs* I don't feel like going to look the word up to see what it means...

1357. What would make you happy that money cannot buy?

Finding my true love.  

[Prof. Moonie]

I'm going to take a break from doing the questionnaire stuff.

Only 30-so more eggs to go and then I'll be done with this darn egg hunt. Hurry up eggs! I want to do other stuff today besides being on the computer searching for you bloody things.

 

[Prof. Moonie]

La di da...

 

[Prof. Moonie]

30 eggs to go. *sighs*
 

[Prof. Moonie]

I feel like writing random story stuff... so here we go:

I unfolded the blanket, letting it fall gently to the ground before sitting down together on it with my daughter. She shifted over to sit close to me as we both looked up at the stars.
"They're so beautiful," she gasped under her breath.
"Our ancestors use to look at the same stars," I replied.
She looked over at me, her eyes sparkling.
"Tell me a story about them," she asked.
I chuckled as I looked down at her.
"Haven't I told you enough stories about them?" I responded, "Aren't you tired hearing of them.
"No. I love hearing them."
"Very well then," I replied taking a deep breath and letting it out as I looked back up at the stars. "A long time ago, our ancestors were at war. Not just with each other, but with nature."

*blinks* I got busy doing other stuff and now I lost my train of thought. Oh well. xd
 

[Prof. Moonie]

*gasps* Yay! Someone was kind enough to post a link to the new episode of Doctor Who for me to watch, since it's not available yet on BBC America's official website yet. biggrin

Now to watch it!
 

[Prof. Moonie]

Mmm... yes... I do believe I'm going to get hooked to Doctor Who. I'm enjoying this episode so far. And I'm only about halfway through it.