Saturday Six #441

Continuing with the alphabet theme, I present a set of questions related to the letter C.

To play, just leave a comment with either your answers or the link to the post on your own blog if you choose to post the answers there! Each week, you can find other interesting blogs by checking the comments others leave.

Here are this week’s “Saturday Six” questions. Either answer the questions in a comment here, or put the answers in an entry on your blog… But don’t forget to leave a link to your blog so that everyone else can visit! Permission is not granted to copy the questions to message boards for the purpose of having members answer and play along there. Enjoy!

1. C is for COLOR: Which color is most represented in your wardrobe? There are two colours most represented - burgundy and hunter green. Lately, dark purple and teal are popular, so they are catching up. For years, it has been black that was most common, but I don't want to wear black all the time.

2. C is for COMEDY: What’s your all-time favorite television comedy? There is only one: M*A*S*H. I know it is not necessarily a comedy but I am a snob and hate sitcoms.

3. C is for CHANNEL: What single TV channel do you tend to watch the most? Hmmm. There isn't any one channel that I watch primarily.

4. C is for CAT: What is your favorite kind of cat? One that is alive. I love all cats. One of my two cats died in August - only three years old - and I was heartbroken. I got another kitten a week later - both myself and the other cat, Siobhan, were depressed and the new cat has really made things better.

5. C is for COMMUTE: What’s the longest distance you drive as part of your normal routine? Now? Practically nothing. When I worked, I drove 18 miles one way, or 36 miles round trip. But it was completely worth it.

6. C is for CREDIT: How many credit cards do you own? One, with a very low ceiling. Credit cards are trouble.

If you have a Reader’s Choice question you’d like to see asked (and answered), send me an email! I’d love to include it in a future edition of the Saturday Six.

Comments

Mind Of Mine said…
1. C is for COLOR: Which color is most represented in your wardrobe?

Thinking about this, I realised the color scheme of my wardrobe is to varied to determine just one. This pleases me.

2. C is for COMEDY: What’s your all-time favorite television comedy? The homo stylings of Will and Grace, Karen Walker is a one liner goddess.


3. C is for CHANNEL: What single TV channel do you tend to watch the most? There is just to much choice out there these days, I don't have just one.

4. C is for CAT: What is your favorite kind of cat? I don't have one, I am a dog person.

5. C is for COMMUTE: What’s the longest distance you drive as part of your normal routine? Now? I don't drive, so I don't have a good grasp of mileage but it takes me an hour and half to get to work in the morning.
6. C is for CREDIT: How many credit cards do you own? My credit rating is shockingly bad, no one would give me a credit card.

I enjoyed doing this, I have just done the Sunday Stealing Meme. Check it out.

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29 September 2012 at 23:44
Radiographer To Be said…
1. C is for COLOR: Which color is most represented in your wardrobe?

I have to say that my wardrobe contains an awful lot of pink. I love to wear bright colours, I think it somehow cheers things up a little

2. C is for COMEDY What’s your all-time favorite television comedy? : I don't watch too much comedy these days but growing up I used to watch Desmonds, a comedy based os a barbershop on Channel 4 and I used to also watch Keeping Up Appearances on BBC. I miss Desmonds :(

3. C is for CHANNEL: Channel 5 cos I love the aussie soap operas but I love to watch the Crime channels on Sky as well.

4. C is for CAT: What is your favorite kind of cat? Has to be Tabby cats....that's all we ever had growing up and I think they are adorable

5. C is for COMMUTE: What’s the longest distance you drive as part of your normal routine? I regularly drive over 100 miles a day but you soon get used to it

6. C is for CREDIT: How many credit cards do you own? Hmm....too many but thankfully I don't tend to rely on them I just seem to have collected them over the years!

Thanks for this, was good fun :)

If anyone want to check out my blog it's http://student-radiographer.blogspot.co.uk
9 October 2012 at 16:07
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