Friday, March 10, 2006

This one time...

Because DrJ asked and it's fun:

Q: What breed of dog do you have?
A: Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.

Q: How old is he?
A: He is 2 years old.

Q:What kind of science did you participate in?
A: I taught high school biology for three years.

Q: What are you doing now?
A: A fat lot of nothing. After moving I haven't gotten a new job. Most days I enjoy being a bum, but sometimes I feel a bit useless/not productive. I'm thinking about focusing on creating stuff for Annearchy.com (which is currently down so I'm not even going to make that a link).

Q:What brought you to Germany Florida?
A: Dave (my husband) didn't care for his old job, ok mostly it was sucking the life right out of him, so he did something about it. The result? A job he really likes and more time to enjoy himself.

Q: How long did it take you to adjust to the massive shift in weather from one to the other?
A: I haven't. I'm going the other way though. It is freakin' hot here all the time. Ok, there was that once when I put on long sleeves. I'm told that it takes a year and half before your "blood thins out" (technical isn't it?) and you adjust to what people here call cold.

Q: What sort of embroidery do you do?
A: Mostly cross-stich. I would really like to learn blackwork!

Everyone join in! Tell me a fun fact about yourself. Woot!

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5 Comments:

Blogger Roland St. Jude said...

We're sharing! Woot! Okay seriously, here's a fact: the parallels between Susan and DrJ are scary. For just one current example, notice DrJ's recent post about homesickness, which has been Susan's sentiment recently as well. It's almost creepy.

7:54 PM  
Blogger Susan said...

Perhaps, but my level of homesickness cannot even be compared to what she must feel being in a whole 'nother country for *gulp* years.

11:16 PM  
Blogger Dr J. said...

I don´t know. I think homesickness is homesickness and it doesn´t matter if you´re 10km or 10000km away from what you know and love. It´s just as real to you as it is to me - distance or time doesn´t make one truer than the other.

6:16 PM  
Blogger Dr J. said...

Wow. That was me sounding all serious and philosophical.

Honest though.

6:17 PM  
Blogger Susan said...

Again, perhaps, but I have the option to, if necessary, drive home. Sure it might take me three days or so, and cost quite a bit in gas, but I could do it (and I have been thinking about it recently). Plus the culture difference is less. While some customs and whatnot down here are erm...different, it is more of a subtle wrongness infusing everything rather than full on culture shock.

It does, however, feel nice to talk (albeit indirectly) to someone who understands.

8:20 PM  

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