Thanks for the great questions, Bipolar1Blog.
1) Do you like to read and if so what genre?
Yes yes yessss I love reading. I like, in no particular order, speculative and post apocalyptic fiction, biographies, history, cowboy stuff, meta fiction, Scandinavian noir … eh, this genre thing is always problematic for me. I read a lot and I read widely; reading = breathing. End of.
2) What is a/the story you’d like to tell?
I can’t think of anything, I have words and fragments of thoughts, but no stories. Anecdotes, I’ve got those. Hrm … i n t e r e s t i n g . . . *disappears into own navel*
3) What is your history of mental illness?
Lifelong.
4) What is a perfect day for you?
Balmy weather, no deadlines, no anxiety.
5) What is the hardest thing you’ve done?
Learned to shift my own wishes into genuine ones for other people, instead of making it all about me. “I wish …” can and should be analysed beyond the simple statement of it. It’s been possibly my most significant lesson learned so far. Well, that and how to fry bacon.
6) Do you have kids?
Nope.
7) What advice would you give to your younger self and what would you say to your older self if you were sitting next to them?
– go see a psychiatrist immediately.
– wtf are you still doing here?!
8) Do you like to cook?
I’d enjoy it more if my kitchen was bigger than a matchbox, but not to any creative/passionate extent.
9) City or suburbs?
Nooooo. A hermit’s cave for me tyvm.
10) Did you go to college and if so what did you study?
Nope.
Loved it! I like learning about bloggers :)
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Love your answers, thanks! The reading question was tailored for you! And the past and future self answer, vert funny!
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I really relate to #5!
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That is so good to hear, I was worried it might sound a little weak.
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Scandinavian noir? Sounds interesting. Please don’t disappear if you find your cave though!
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It sounds a whole lot more pretentious than it is (which is totally why I used it) – aka Scandinavian crime fiction :D
I’ve kinda got a cave, with my little cottage and it’s big quiet view – a hermit’s gotta have net access!
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Yeah, a hermit living in these times better have net access! :D
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There are a bunch of ‘hermit’ blogs that I always think are a bit fraudulent. Apart from virtual communication still being communication, one blogger had a wife. Perhaps they didn’t know the word ‘antisocial’ :D
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I see that you, too, are busy at odd hours of day and night. Nice to know I’m not alone!
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I can’t remember which time zone you’re in?
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Time zone? Who cares about time zones when you’re on the Moon?
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Good point.
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Eastern – if that means anything … Zzzzz
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I see your eastern and raise you … South African Standard Time.
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Are you serious? OMG!
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Lol why omg?
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Isn’t not afternoon there? At least? If not later? (I’m struggling with contractions right now: Is not? Is it not?) It’s half-past 4:00 am here – now – at this point in time
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10.21am – ouch you really are awake at an odd time. Mind you, I was awake at my own local 4am earlier …
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There you go!
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Coincidentally, this pegacorn lives in a hermit cave, too. My kitchen is the size of a toy car, though, so I have a bit more room for nuking, frying, and baking stuff. I think tonight will be a nice smurf and sea monkey casserole with a side of prozac.
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:0 you barbarian!!!
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Love this picture! Honestly I haven’t had time to read anything, but, um… Love you too…… :)
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“Education is an admirable thing, but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that is worth knowing can be taught.”
Oscar Wilde
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