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In my home town, in my bed, at an old age.

What do you think of the heat?

What city do you want to spend your last days in? hmm, I'll go with Portland..


What takes the most energy within your daily life?

Studying early in the mornings, even worse when I forget to have my breakfast.

Do you always wish you could turn back time?

Always? No.

Do you ever wish you could turn back time?

Do you ever wish you could turn back time? No thanks, I think I've done enough back then so, I feel it's best to keep walking..

Is there people whom you feel stand out amongst others in a good way that is?

Yes indeed, and to me, it's always the quietest in a group whom I observe the most. They are usually the most profound.

Same question

Yes. They are people like my parents, who have natural charisma and a unique personality.

What kind of pajamas do you wear?

T-Shirts and track suit pants with a pull-over in winter and singlet and three quarter, cotton PJ pants all other times.

What do you like to wear when you're at home?

I usually stay in my pajamas when I'm at home, unless I'm about to go somewhere, in which case I just slip on a t-shirt, some shorts, and sandals. Summer is my time to be casual.

Same question.

What do you like to wear when you're at home
jeans and t shairts

how do you cope with the hot wealther?

Sit in an air-conditioned house, drink lots of water and take a cool shower.

Do you like to write?

Yes!

Do you like to read?

Yes! Reading is a lot of fun. I go on and off in periods of reading for hours a day and not reading for a long time. I used to read so often when I was little that I would walk while reading, say into a classroom or something.


Do you cook or bake? what is the last thing you made?

Yes, a failed attempt at an egg noodle casserole. It would not have lasted more than 3 days had there been anything else in the fridge.

Do you like programming?

Programming goes over my head

What do you think computers will be like, in 40 years?

Given Moore's law, we should be seeing blindingly fast transistors approaching the size of atoms by that time, NOT the size of an atom but close to it. Other words, more speed means more possibilities....k, no more ranting....

Favorite sport?