Portland, OR

Another Friday Feast for you! For those of you who weren’t around for the first ever Friday feast, sometimes I write about actual feasting (food) and sometimes I use this meme to give you more insight to myself.

Appetizer: What was the last game you purchased?
I’ve never actually purchased a game. I have received games as gifts, but never actually bought my own game. The last game I received was called “Mad Gab.” It’s a game of two to twelve players where you sound out three puzzled words. These words are “mondegreens” … small words, that when put together, make a word or phrase. “Eye Mull A Mash Een” turns into “I’m a love machine” if you say it enough times. The faster you guess the words, the more points you get. It’s a HILARIOUS game after a pint or two!

Soup: Name something in which you don’t believe.
I don’t believe that there is no prevention for HIV or cure for AIDS. This means I do believe that there is a prevention for HIV or a cure for AIDS out there. It is more financially beneficial for the government to TREAT illnesses rather than prevent. If we can continue treating these horrendous illnesses, someone is making more and more money. With all the advanced research we have out there, I truly don’t believe that there isn’t a cure!

Salad: If you could choose a celebrity to be your boss, who would you pick?
LOL Part of me immediately thought “Zach Braff … I could hit on my boss and try to take him to bed” but then paused. I’d probably love to work for Patricia Cornwell (a famous author) or Tom Brokaw. I think both of them have a handle on their fame and their jobs, and both probably use assistants!

Main Course: What was a lesson you had to learn the hard way?
I have learned a lot of lessons the hard way. The one that stands out most in my mind is learning that I need to take care of myself, because no one else is going to stick around forever just to take care of me. I have to put myself first, say no sometimes, and really take care of me … all before I can take care of anyone else.

Dessert: Describe your idea of the perfect relaxation room.
It would be small … maybe 10×10. There would be a big window seat and it would always be a warm room. Painted light, lots and lots of candles, a big soft chair, pillows everywhere, a CD player and lighting that I could change. I would probably also really love to have a clawfoot bathtub in the room, too

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