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New Lockdown Special Edition: Ask the Person Below You a Question!

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FannyCornforth Wed 06-Jan-21 08:53:38

Hello Everyone! smile

Thank you for joining in with the last ATPBYAQ flowers

Welcome to a new Lockdown Special - ask the person below you a question!

Questions can be related to 'the current climate' or, if you are heartily sick to death of all that, can be to do with anything at all.

Q: What is your favourite thing about lockdown?

Patsy70 Wed 20-Jan-21 12:23:08

No, I’m quite adventurous with food, but really couldn’t face eating snails.

How many years have you known your oldest friend?

hollysteers Wed 20-Jan-21 12:57:12

45 years.

Are you a morning or evening person?

Bridgeit Wed 20-Jan-21 14:19:42

I am both

Can you mix lovely cocktails?

BBbevan Wed 20-Jan-21 14:32:56

Only gin and tonic.

What is your favourite magazine?

FannyCornforth Wed 20-Jan-21 16:00:46

Private Eye. I subscribe and it comes every other Wednesday.
Today is Private Eye day! Woo!

What weather do you like most?

Mollygo Wed 20-Jan-21 17:24:38

Snowy for looking at, sunny for living.

Any country you’d never want to visit?

MissAdventure Wed 20-Jan-21 21:38:36

Iran.

Have you ever had a ghostly encounter?

hollysteers Thu 21-Jan-21 00:26:29

No, but felt a chill around me, a presence, after a bereavement.

What is your favourite stone for an engagement ring?

muse Thu 21-Jan-21 00:57:54

Opal

Who is your favourite film character?

FannyCornforth Thu 21-Jan-21 09:11:50

I struggled with this, so I'm going to cheat a bit and say my favourite screen performance - Donald O'Connor in Singin' in the Rain.

What star sign are you, and does is 'suit' you?

Puzzler61 Thu 21-Jan-21 10:21:02

Cancer, it’s loyal and caring - which of course suits me ?
but it’s also over-sensitive and moody which I’m not so keen on. It’s a water sign and I am not comfortable in or over water.

Do you read your horoscope ever - does it influence what you do?

JanetG Thu 21-Jan-21 10:28:40

Yes I do read it for amusement sometimes although I don’t believe in it, so, no, it doesn’t influence my actions.

If you could go back to a certain age in your life, when would it be?

MissAdventure Thu 21-Jan-21 11:08:38

Late 30s, I think.

When was the last time you got the giggles?

hollysteers Thu 21-Jan-21 13:05:51

Sadly, with lockdown, I can’t remember and I’m a great giggler. The closest is watching Gogglebox with my son.

What is your favourite film genre?

lemongrove Thu 21-Jan-21 15:11:33

Don’t have a favourite genre ( anything bar romcoms)

Do you go to bed very late?

muse Thu 21-Jan-21 15:18:40

Very late. Anywhere between 12:00 - 2:00am

Which subjects did you love and hate at school?

AGAA4 Thu 21-Jan-21 15:49:11

I loved French and hated PE because the teacher was nasty.

Where would you like to go next on holiday?

threexnanny Thu 21-Jan-21 16:11:36

Anywhere would be nice at the moment, but I'm currently thinking about a place in Cornwall we liked and want to return to.

What would you buy first if you won the lottery?

Patsy70 Thu 21-Jan-21 16:18:22

A horse! (for my granddaughter!)

What is your happiest memory?

BBbevan Thu 21-Jan-21 16:20:35

A Jeep Wrangler for DH. We used to have one but replaced it as it was so expensiveto run. But he absolutely loved it.

Have you had more than one job ?

hollysteers Thu 21-Jan-21 20:47:47

Childhood holidays in Gloucestershire with my godmother/Aunt.

Have you ever stayed in a caravan, if so did you like it?

FannyCornforth Fri 22-Jan-21 02:09:23

I've stayed in our next door neighbours' static caravan and it's absolutely lovely. I'd love one.
I've never stayed in a small caravan, but I think I'd enjoy it if it was just for a few days.

Keeping with the holiday theme - have you ever has a barge holiday? Thoughts?

grandMattie Fri 22-Jan-21 06:13:03

Yes, in the Broads, when the DCs were young. Never again with my lot at that age. Would love to with only DH.

How many languages do you speak?

Kim19 Fri 22-Jan-21 06:46:33

Two. Say that reluctantly because my French is currently decidedly rusty through lack of use. Strangely, once I'm there it usually comes back to me and I can be enjoyably fluent just before I have to return home. Somewhat frustrating but......nice.

Which country would you choose to live in other than where you are now?

Mollygo Fri 22-Jan-21 07:07:09

The Netherlands. I speak enough Dutch to get by and it’s flat enough to ride my bike!

What is the best time to get up in the morning?

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