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The Letter Game
Dec. 30th, 2024 07:11 pm(via maju who gave me the letter W.
If you want to play, ask me for a letter.
Something I hate: Watermelon. I have had some that was okay, but usually it’s just too bland and spitting out seeds disgusts me.
Something I love: Warmth. There is nothing better than a roaring fireplace on a cold day.
Somewhere I have been: Wales.
Somewhere I would like to go: Wallis and Futuna (which is a fairly obscure French territory in the South Pacific. Since 2003, it has been a French overseas collectivity and I have to admit I’m not really sure exactly what that status means.)
Someone I know: If I may be permitted to use the past tense, Wanna Zinsmaster died just about 4 years ago, at the age of 96. She was a great storyteller and she offered up her home for workshops and classes. I am sorry she never finished her story about her Navy service during World War II.
Best Movie: Win Win was the first movie that came to mind. It was a 2011 comedy about a struggling lawyer who volunteers as a high school wrestling coach. The main thing to know is that it was written and directed by Tom McCarthy, which automatically makes it worth watching as far as I’m concerned. Runner-up: What We Do in the Shadows, because I have boundless love for both vampire movies and Taiko Waititi.
If you want to play, ask me for a letter.
Something I hate: Watermelon. I have had some that was okay, but usually it’s just too bland and spitting out seeds disgusts me.
Something I love: Warmth. There is nothing better than a roaring fireplace on a cold day.
Somewhere I have been: Wales.
Somewhere I would like to go: Wallis and Futuna (which is a fairly obscure French territory in the South Pacific. Since 2003, it has been a French overseas collectivity and I have to admit I’m not really sure exactly what that status means.)
Someone I know: If I may be permitted to use the past tense, Wanna Zinsmaster died just about 4 years ago, at the age of 96. She was a great storyteller and she offered up her home for workshops and classes. I am sorry she never finished her story about her Navy service during World War II.
Best Movie: Win Win was the first movie that came to mind. It was a 2011 comedy about a struggling lawyer who volunteers as a high school wrestling coach. The main thing to know is that it was written and directed by Tom McCarthy, which automatically makes it worth watching as far as I’m concerned. Runner-up: What We Do in the Shadows, because I have boundless love for both vampire movies and Taiko Waititi.
