All right, YOU! Anwer this meme!

[fpb]

I already did (http://www.livejournal.com/users/kennahijja/62758.html - scroll down, way down).


1. Age, location, vocation?
2. Describe a bad habit of yours.
3. What's one place you really want to visit before you die?
4. If you should pick only one, what's your favorite HP fic?
5. Share a dorky story about yourself.
6. What was your favorite toy at age 3?
7. At age 7?
8. What's your favorite lj community?
9. Link me to an entry on your journal you'd like me to read/comment on.
10. What are your spiritual beliefs?
11. What is your favorite HP artwork?
12. Say something nice about another LJ user (not me).
13. What do you eat for breakfast?
14. What's something weird you enjoy that gets you odd looks from other people?

Comments

[patchworkmind.livejournal.com]

1. Age, location, vocation? 34, South Carolina (USA), dad/writer
2. Describe a bad habit of yours. procrastination
3. What's one place you really want to visit before you die? the moon
4. If you should pick only one, what's your favorite HP fic? Ummmm... I dunno. The first one, I suppose.
5. Share a dorky story about yourself. When I was 17 I was driving my mother's Mercedes, and I rear-ended a parked car because I was distracted by a drop-dead gorgeous girl.
6. What was your favorite toy at age 3? my Curious George doll
7. At age 7? my Curious George doll
8. What's your favorite lj community? I don't have one.
9. Link me to an entry on your journal you'd like me to read/comment on. http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20050730/ap_on_re_eu/britain_bombings
10. What are your spiritual beliefs? Yes.
11. What is your favorite HP artwork? Alas. I have none.
12. Say something nice about another LJ user (not me). Stephanie is adorable, in the most absolute sense.
13. What do you eat for breakfast? What is this 'breakfast' of which you speak?
14. What's something weird you enjoy that gets you odd looks from other people? wearing socks with sandals

[fpb.livejournal.com]

Er... the comment has to be on your journal.

Anyway, of course terrorists still pose a threat. They will so long as the words of Mohammed are taken seriously. And the Internet has given them fearsome capacities of aggregation. Every tim I had to use a public computer or an internet cafe', I could see that at least one of the people nearest to me was surfing jihadist sites.