| Your last meal: what is on the menu? | West Texas Chili, Mexican Cornbread, and German Chocolate Cake — all washed down with sweet iced tea |
| You’ve only time to read one book you have been meaning to read for ages: what is it? | Nicholas Nickleby by Charles Dickens |
| The 3 Minute Warning sounds: what do you do? | Find my loved ones and run! |
| Your lease stipulates you must choose: dog or cat? | Dog (Pug to be specific), but only because I’ve had cats for years and I’m really getting tired of the litter box. No offense, guys! I still love you! |
| Moderate consumption of alcohol by professing Christians: is it a sin? | Not if enjoyed responsibly. Of course, if consuming it is a stumbling block to someone else, abstinance is the respectful choice. |
| It’s really, really hot: what drink do you grab from the cooler? | Icy cold Diet Dr. Pepper |
| You’ve committed a heinous crime: life in prison or death penalty? | Dependent upon the degree of heiniosity (?), either. |
| You are married: who would you rather died first, you or your spouse? | While I’m in no hurry to leave because I’d like to be around to see my daughter grow up, as well as any grandchildren — I can’t imagine being here without my hubby. That’s a tough one. |
| Your apartment is minute: which do you pick – guest room, study, laundry room? | Laundry room — I vowed after college to never do coin-op laundry again. |
| The ensuite is even smaller so which would you rather install: tub or shower? | Shower — It’s rare that I indulge in the luxury of a tub bath, so it’s not something I would miss terribly. Hopefully, the complex has a hot tub??? |
| You can only wear one color for the rest of your natural life: what would it be? | Blue, blue, blue, blue . . . |
| A little appreciated movie you think more people should watch: what would it be? | Searching For Bobby Fisher — one of my favorites, based on a true story about a little boy who learns to play chess. Ben Kingsley plays his teacher. It’s awesome. |
| A movie you wish had never been invented to waste your time: help others by giving the title? | Where to begin? There have been quite a few . . . |
| City or country: which would you pick if you had to live there forever? | Country — I like the peace and quiet and privacy. |
| Which would you rather hubby brought home for you: chocolate or flowers? | Chocolate flowers ;0) |
| A friend invites you to accompany her to synagogue: do you go? | Sure! So much of the Christian faith is foreshadowed in the Old Testament and I think it would be fascinating to go. |
| A colleague/classmate invites you to attend his mosque: do you go? | No. Period. |
| Your neighbour asks if you’d like to attend a spritualist meeting: what do you say? | No. The Bible teaches against interaction with familiar spirits (demons in disguise, I believe). I don’t think it’s wise to play with spiritual fire. |
| One chicken breast left in the fridge: what do you cook? | Texas Two Step Chicken Picante — Yum! |
| It;s your birthday: what sort of cake would you like your candles stuck in? | German Chocolate Cake |
| Home birth: dangerous, peculiar or desireable experience? | Frighteningly dangerous. My mom and I both almost died during the birth process, and I had to have a c-section myself when my daughter was born. There are just too many things that can go wrong. More power to those who are brave/crazy enough to try it. It’s just too big of a risk, in my opinion. |
| You are in a hot air balloon with John Calvin: might he be going over the side? | No! Why would I do that? |
| A desert island is in your future: which one other person do you want to survive the shipwreck? | In the real world — my husband. In the make-believe world — Mel Gibson. |
| You are being written into any work of fiction by any author: which book would you pick? | This is tough. I love to read so much the choices are quite limitless. The Laura Ingalls Wilder books were a favorite as a child. Even when times were rough, they had family and friends and never starved. Maybe those. |
| You are due to be granted a talent you do not currently possess: what would you like to excel at? | I’d like to play the piano. |
| Daddy promises you a car or a horse: which do you hope for? | How about a Ford Mustang? |
| You get to pick the gender of your first child (don’t ask me how & yes you must decide!): do tell, boy or girl? | Girl — I already have her, and she’s the most awesome child! |
| Surprise parties: cruel and unusal punishment or fantastic idea? | Fantastic idea, because it means someone really loves you to go to all that trouble and keep it a secret. My husband threw a surprise party for my 31st birthday (because I wouldn’t be expecting it for that one) and it was wonderful. |
| There is a space on the chore rota and your name will fill it: doing dishes or ironing? | Dishes. I am not very good at ironing and think that Downy Wrinkle Release spray stuff is the greatest invention since sliced bread. |
| A film is being made of your life: who should be cast to play you? | This one’s tough to answer without sounding all “oh, I’m so cool” if they choose a popular actor? Anyway, I’ve always liked Sandra Bullock and her quirky sense of humor. She actually looks a lot like my sister, and she’s got the good sense to know how wonderful Texas is, so yeah. Sandra Bullock. |
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A Scribbler & A Shutterbug 
Hm, I never even thought of the Little House books. I used to love those – but I think the Black Stallion series trumped ’em for me. 🙂
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I loved The Black Stallion series, too. My problem is I just love books, and so there are many, many choices . . .
Have you ever read any of the Thoenes’ books? Brock and Bodie? They wrote “The Zion Chronicles” and “The Zion Covenant.” And a whole lot more. I LOVE their books.
Francine Rivers is another favorite of mine. The “Mark of the Lion” triology is awesome.
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