Saturday 9: The Last Days of Summer

1. What is your favorite summer drink?

My favourite summer drink? As if I don't drink it in the winter? No, I don't have one.

2. What is the best summer sport to play?

None, I don't have any liking for sports.

3. What’s the best summer sport to watch?

Uh, same. Well... maybe not. Every four years I enjoy watching the Olympics - certain events.

4. Do you like the ocean, the pool or the lake?

Never the lake, love pools, absolutely positively love the ocean!

5. Some folks drink whiskey in the winter and gin, tequila (margaritas) or rum drinks in the summer. Does you alcohol of choice change?

Yuck. I don't drink - winter or summer.

6. What is your favorite summer song?

I'm a little mystified by these questions. My musical taste doesn't change with the seasons. No more than my liking of sports or drink choices.

7. What was your best summer growing up? How old were you and why was it best?

Well, there wasn't a best one because it was summer. All summers were to be treasured as I absolutely hated - no, loathed - school.

8. Have you ever had a summer romance that you knew would end?

No.

9. How old were you when you first went skinny-dipping? Who were you with?

I would imagine that I was an infant and it was my mother that I was with. Within memory? Jeez, I don't know. I used to go skinny dipping with Luis is my parents' pool. I'd tell them that we were going down there at night to do this and they'd stay away.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Hi Aislínge, you gave me this link and I want to leave a surprise here for you. If my inexpert fumbling will make it work. :)

1. hot green tea
2. I don´t play sports, ever
3. I don´t watch sports (even more stupid :))
4. any ocean
5. I used to drink homemade eggnog with milk around Christmas but not anymore.
6. any song from Grease or Xanadu, or Dirty Dancing 2 (Havana Nights)
7. from 6 to about 13, my Uncle´s cabin in the woods and next to the river, South Bohemia ... and the town near-by (8 km) where we used to go for shopping, open-air cinema, or just to visit my relatives there ... plus we had 2 boats there, plenty of wild berries in the woods, mushrooms... I had a squirrel feeder (oh, YES!) ... I loved everything about the grass, wood (for the stove), river, etc
8. none
9. I don´t know anything about that

Love, Daniela
3 August 2008 at 12:23
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