Sunday, October 2, 2005

Saturday 6 Episode 77

Saturday Six - Episode 77 Picture from Hometown

Okay...it's my first time at this and I'm joinin' in.  You think I'll pass up a chance to talk about myself?  Heck no!  Remember, like the journal name, It's All About Me!  So, here I go....

 

1. How many AOL J-landers have you actually met in person?  Five, four I met befre we started in Jland, my family.


2. How many photos that you have taken yourself are hanging on display in your home in a size of 8x10 or larger?  (The print, not the frame!)

Sadly none, what's wrong with me. Although I do have one bigger of some of my artwork.
3. How far do you live from your job?  What is your commute time like?  Has the distance prompted you to consider alternative transportation because of gas prices?

I live 10 miles away, commute is about 15 minutes in traffic
4. Take this quiz
http://www.ladyinterference.com/assorteds/quiz.html   What decade does your personality live in?  It says I still need to grow up, imagine that.



5. READER'S CHOICE QUESTION #70 from
Kris:  What is the funniest, most original Halloween costume you've ever seen?  I was a Hershey's kiss one year.  I've seen some wild ones that's for sure.  I'll have to post some one day.

6. READER'S CHOICE QUESTION #71 from Courtenay: What is your favorite paragraph in a literary work?  Have to think about this one, my mindis blank.  I've had a day.  I've thought and thought, but the only quote that comes to my mind is from "The Diary of Anne Frank"

"Upon returning to the attic where he and his family were in hiding for over two years before they were caught, Otto Frank found Anne's diary. It chronicled her own thoughts, feelings, fears, and hopes of this two year period in hiding from the Nazis. As he read the diary, Otto Frank wept as her voice seemed to come alive once again, "In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart."

This was one of the first books I read that really touched me, the first book that made me cry.  And this one sentence helped me be the person I am.

 

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

I will return to see what has impressed you,,,be sure to check out Courtenay's Canister where I house the memes and the questions from Patrick's Place Love, Courtenay
http://journals.aol.com/courtenaymphelan/saturdaysix

Anonymous said...

I loved that book too....I wish I could believe people were that way....I have seen too many occasions where they prove they aren't.

Tracie

Anonymous said...

Beautiful.
V

Anonymous said...

Anne Frank made me cry, too, and haunted me for a long time afterwards.
Would love to see some of your acrylic paintings. I just began painting last spring, and like you, have found it very theraputic. Glad I found this journal;)
Maryanne
http://journals.aol.com/globetrotter2u/Myfeelingsarereal/

Anonymous said...

I've never met any J-landers!  :(  So when can we meet up?
http://journals.aol.com/chrisuab/noseriously

Anonymous said...

What a marvellous book Anne Frank created - And just imagine how many people she inspired to keep diaries.
Tilly x
http://journals.aol.co.uk/tillysweetchops/Adventuresofadesperatelyfathouse/