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who is your favorite relative? not their name. their relationship to you. brother, aunt, etc.

My brother. He rocks.

What was your general experience in high school?

High school was...many things. It was not entirely a suitable environment for me at all, yet I learned a great deal [not from the classes themselves, but from my experiences], and during those four years, I was somehow able to write my epic fantasy novel.
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i was very busy, joined everything. almost too busy to notice barely dating.

same Q.

Quiet weird girl just trying to make it to the end of each day with some of my sanity.

Have you experienced more hurricanes, tornadoes or earthquakes?

Haven't experienced any of these, hopefully.
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Hurricanes: Katrina, Rita, George, Cindy, Dennis, Gustav etc... Only hurricanes really. I think I was woken up by an earthquake in California and it kept me from falling back asleep. Thought the world was collapsing or something.Them people are crazy for building houses in the hills.

Did Prince or David Bowie's death affect you more?

prince - he was way too young.

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David's. I couldn't stand Prince.

Do you fear death?

I'd say yes and no, in that one realistically does not know what actually happens once or physical form is no longer function, as well it's an aspect of life which should not bee seen as something terrible.Basically, I'd rather take the notion of the way The Celts envisioned death, not as some skeletal figure with a scythe, rather Death in human personification could take the form of someone you know that helps guide you to the next realm of existence wherever & whatever that might be.


Do you tend to be hypothermic or hyper thermic as it pertains to temperature?

I actually don't understand your question but I'll try my best to reply to it.

Hyperthermia is elevated body temperature due to failed thermoregulation that occurs when a body produces or absorbs more heat than it dissipates. Extreme temperature elevation then becomes a medical emergency requiring immediate treatment to prevent disability or death.

Hypothermia is a medical emergency that occurs when your body loses heat faster than it can produce heat, causing a dangerously low body temperature. Normal body temperature is around 98.6 F (37 C). Hypothermia (hi-poe-THUR-me-uh) occurs as your body temperature passes below 95 F (35 C).

Well, as regards outside temp, if it's freezing I will feel it, and if it's incredibly hot I'll feel that, too. Are you asking that if it's hot out I won't feel it or if it's cold out I can go making snow angels in the nude?

I apologize for being vague and not being very clear rather, do you tend to react more profoundly if it is cold or hot outside? example- you start to shiver when it's not very cold to others or sweat when it's not hot unto other people as well, if this makes sense?

i tolerate cold better than heat, but my hands are always cold. people remark when i shake their hands.

do you have retirement plans?

Retirement plans? My dear, Robin is still surprised he's even alive. He always thinks every hour he has will be his last. Yes, his PTSD if off the chain.

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Retirement plans?

I plan to retire at 10 o' clock this evening.

How well can you swim?

I'm capable of swimming though, I'll never be an Olympic champion but, enjoy moving about in the water.


What sort of media content do you tend to view on YouTube or other realms on the internet?