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2000:  I'll Do It Tomorrow
2001:  Oh, to be in England
2002:  Tacky Funny Crap
2003:  Rolling Thunder
2004:  What do you say to a Living Legend?
2005:  Top Dog
2006:  A Strange Alliance
2007: A Nice Place to Be From
2008:  Are You Barking at Me?
2009:  Move Over, Herman
2010:  Versatile Duct tape
2011:  Somebody Needs Better PR
2012: Somai
2013: Sunday Stealing

2014: If I were a Rich (Wo)man
2015: All that Jazz--The French Quarter
2016: Never Too Old to Learn.
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2018: Saturday 9


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5 May 2019

Hi! I'm your host Bev Sykes of the blog "Funny the World". . Welcome to Sunday Stealing. This feature originated and published on WTIT: The Blog. Here we will steal all types of questions from every corner of the blogosphere. Our promise to you is that we will work hard to find the most interesting and intelligent questions. (Past hosts include: Our first - Judd Corizan, Mr. L, Kwizgiver and Bud)  Cheers to all of us thieves!

Questions from One Direction Asks


1. Name three things you love about yourself.
- my sense of humor
- my writing
- my hair

2. What’s the bravest thing you ever did?
Probably flying alone to Australia.  Though I was going to be staying with Peggy and traveling with her, I had never flown internationally alone before and it felt weird.

3. Talk about the craziest night of your life.
The first thing that comes to mind is a night when we went to a Champagne Gala at the Lamplighters, sometime in the early 1970s.  I wore a sparkly coulotte outfit that was a little too long for me.  We had a father, a very proper British guy, from our babysitting co-op taking care of our kids.  I was pretty drunk when we got home, the sitter was on the porch watching us, and I tripped on my coulotte going up the stairs, fell on my face, and peed all over myself. 

4. Name three things you want in life.
- Continued good days for my mother
- For our upcoming merging with Ned and Marta to work out
- Consistent good sleep nights

5. Who’s your biggest celebrity crush?
It's no secret that I had a crush on Judy Garland.  These days there are celebrities that I enjoy, but none that I would say I had a "crush" on.  If he were not young enough to be my grandson, I might have a crush on Sam Heughan.

6. What’s your most common mistake?
I've been a typist most of my life.  When I was working in a doctor's office, one of the doctors had a baby she named Meredith.  Meredith is now in her 20s and I still can't type her name without making it Meredity

7. Which three things would you save if there was a fire?
- Polly
- Jack Point
- Delicate Pooh

8. What’s your favourite sport?
I have loved horse racing until I became aware of the cruelty to so many horses.  I love watching springboard diving at the summer Olympics and several events in the winter Olympics

9. Talk about something good that recently happened to you.
Best thing that happened lately is finding the perfect home for my mother, who is now living in a board and care home--a real house instead of a "facility."  It's $2,000/mo less than we have been paying and in this place, where there are only 3 other women living, she has stopped her aggression, is sleeping well, and doing better than she has in years.  Technically this is something good that happened to HER, but my mind is so relieved it really happened to me too!

10. Which fictional world would you want to live in if you could?
The fictional world of Harry Potter, or perhaps the Star Trek world (TOS).

11. What’s one thing you can never say no to?
ice cream

12. Talk about a childhood memory.
Our flat in San Francisco backed up on the yard of an apartment building which had a small concrete yard.  We played baseball there all the time.  First base was a lump on the wall, second base was the back wall, third base was the stairs and home was right under my parents' kitchen window.  We had no bat, but hit a tennis ball with our forearms.  Those were fun days.  There were four of us who played--my sister and I and my friend Stephen (who lived in the apartment building) and his brother.

13. Name five things you find attractive in others.
- sense of humor
- common interests
- shared political views
- anyone who cares about social issues
- love of animals

14. Are you good at making final decisions or do you easily change your mind?
It depends on the situation.  I think I am more good at making final decisions, but I have also been known at being adamantly wishy washy.

15. Name three guilty pleasures of yours.
- peanut butter
- The Food Network
- TV marathons (like M*A*S*H, NCIS, etc.)
 

PHOTO OF THE DAY


Ned picked some roses for me, to pretty up
my otherwise not very "pretty" desk!
(the Pringles can holds paper clips)

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