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Default Jul 18, 2019 at 03:49 PM
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my alexa I got for christmas

it's so cool and I'm sure it's one of those things I'll be using for years to come

what is something that you want in your life (friendship, family, etc) that you don't currently have for what ever reason
 

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Default Jul 19, 2019 at 10:48 PM
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my alexa I got for christmas

it's so cool and I'm sure it's one of those things I'll be using for years to come

what is something that you want in your life (friendship, family, etc) that you don't currently have for what ever reason
I’d like a consistently active social life; not one at the whims of my moods.

Q. Does change cause you stress?
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Default Jul 19, 2019 at 11:11 PM
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Oh yes, even good change is stressful.

Do you find the grocery store overwhelming?
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I do so I use Walmart’s online grocery and curbside service. It works nicely.

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I’d like a consistently active social life; not one at the whims of my moods.

Q. Does change cause you stress?


I've often wondered how that would be, too.

I'm not exactly a social butterfly (never have been), but I think it would be sort of cool to actually not have to worry about the moodswings (and it would probably mean I made friends easier)

change doesn't really cause me stress

anxiety: maybe (depending on what the situation is), but not stress

change can be good sometimes.

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I am a lot stronger than I thought. I went through a very intense and very scary time and I survived. I picked myself up and fought hard to rebuild my life. I had been through difficult times before, but I had never experienced my world shattering. Now I know I can handle that although I pray it never happens again.

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yes.

they are refreshing, plus: the lightning is pretty!.
does getting older scare you in any way?
 
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yes.

they are refreshing, plus: the lightning is pretty!.
does getting older scare you in any way?
Not that much, at least not for myself. I guess the only scary part is that the older you get, the more death of loved ones. It's very difficult!

Q: What was the happiest event of your life so far?
 
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my mother leaving the country, because it meant she wouldn't abuse me anymore

I remember the very first thing I did when she left. turn on the tv nice and loud and watch the lion king.

as much as I still think about the abuse (and still get the odd death threat by email), it's the only thing I can really think of

happy and my life don't really go together in a sentence.

it's been 50 years since they put someone on the moon. is going to the moon something you'd want to do (providing you had the money and the means?.)
 
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Default Jul 21, 2019 at 10:16 PM
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No. The idea of being in space terrifies me. Looking at pictures is nice though.

Do you try to have a consistent bedtime?

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A: I take my meds at the same time and try to fall asleep about 3 hours later. If I fall asleep before 11-11:30 I won't sleep through the night. Often I don't fall asleep until 1 AM or so. It's not very good as a rou tine but it's what I've got.

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Default Jul 22, 2019 at 11:59 AM
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I've been craving watermelon lately. Luckily it is in season. I just ate some.

Are you a religious or spiritual person?
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Default Jul 22, 2019 at 03:29 PM
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No.

Do you like to binge-watch tv series?

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Do you like to binge-watch tv series?
No, but I did go through a brief period when I watched several episodes of "Cops" in a row for days. I have also seen some movies many many times. I don't even have a guess how often I've seen "Pride and Prejudice", both the Colin Firth/Jennifer Ehle version and the Keira Knightly version.

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Stalked my drama therapist I was devastated when she left my city and had to stop the group. No-one will ever be as good as her she was the best.

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I get really restless. I shake my legs a lot.

Do you know your MBTI type, for example ESFP/INTJ? If so, what is it? (you can take tests online, it's pretty fun)
 
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A: I don't. I have taken the test in the past but don't remember the result.

Q: Do you enjoy camping?

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Yes, I love it. It is so peaceful. I didn't camp as a child, but my husband introduced me to it when we began dating. We usually camp at the lake. We haven't been in a while and this has me thinking an early fall camping trip is in order.

What is your favorite cartoon movie?
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Default Jul 26, 2019 at 10:21 PM
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The Lion King (I can't wait to see the new one!)

Do you keep a written budget?

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The Lion King (I can't wait to see the new one!)

Do you keep a written budget?
My husband doesn't really, though he should. He handles our finances and demands that that be his duty. My only major expenditures are on groceries, which I know are big ones. I've tried to cut the food bill down, but it's hard. We don't eat out that often. I cook. Otherwise, I I barely buy myself a thing. I spend far less on myself (personal purchases) than he does. Often he initiates purchases for me. If all purchases were up to me, we'd likely be doing better. I'd lead a comparitively simple existence.

Q: Are you frugal or the opposite?
 
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