Tengri
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- Mar 19, 2016
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superhero power: The ability to speak to animals, a la Radagast or daemons in His Dark Materials trilogy. The Lovecraft quote comes to mind, "Through all this horror my cat stalked unperturbed. Once I saw him monstrously perched atop a mountain of bones, and wondered at the secrets that might lie behind his yellow eyes."
technology that's now obsolete: kitchen gardens
human invention: The toilet and indoor plumbing. The alternative is manageable, but the porcelain throne reigns supreme.
place to be kissed: Preferably on the lips or neck in a low-lit, intimate backdrop.
pizza toppings: shiitaki mushrooms, pepperonis, provolone, red peppers, olive oil, mozzarella stuffed crust
person who makes you laugh: my goofy younger brothers and sister
time of the day to wake up: around 8 AM, or a little earlier
snack: sriracha cashews
spot to think alone: lakeside along a hiking trail in my neighborhood
person or place you'd visit if given time off & a free trip: My sister and brother-in-law in the cold, white North
book: Michael Cisco's The Divinity Student
time playing, as a child: exploring the woods and stream around my childhood home
body part: shapely hands, the curve of hips, a jawline in profile, expressive eyes
question/observation about yourself - from someone else: "You're too sensitive"
weather: Overcast, blue-gray clouds with big fluffy snowflakes
memory with a family member: learning how to sew stuffed animals with my late grandmother
thing you learned in school that you actually use in 'real life': childhood development
question you still seek an answer to: "what do I want to be when I grow up?"
quality you take some pride in: I've been told that I'm patient; I'm still incredulous of this accusation.
way to blow off steam: jogging or cycling
smell: lemons, citrus
wonder found in nature: I have a strong memory of peeing outside at midnight in the dead of winter staring upwards at the aurora borealis.
tradition you have: I try to follow my family's holiday recipes for nostalgia's sake.
article of clothing or possession: the books that I've read
technology that's now obsolete: kitchen gardens
human invention: The toilet and indoor plumbing. The alternative is manageable, but the porcelain throne reigns supreme.
place to be kissed: Preferably on the lips or neck in a low-lit, intimate backdrop.
pizza toppings: shiitaki mushrooms, pepperonis, provolone, red peppers, olive oil, mozzarella stuffed crust
person who makes you laugh: my goofy younger brothers and sister
time of the day to wake up: around 8 AM, or a little earlier
snack: sriracha cashews
spot to think alone: lakeside along a hiking trail in my neighborhood
person or place you'd visit if given time off & a free trip: My sister and brother-in-law in the cold, white North
book: Michael Cisco's The Divinity Student
time playing, as a child: exploring the woods and stream around my childhood home
body part: shapely hands, the curve of hips, a jawline in profile, expressive eyes
question/observation about yourself - from someone else: "You're too sensitive"
weather: Overcast, blue-gray clouds with big fluffy snowflakes
memory with a family member: learning how to sew stuffed animals with my late grandmother
thing you learned in school that you actually use in 'real life': childhood development
question you still seek an answer to: "what do I want to be when I grow up?"
quality you take some pride in: I've been told that I'm patient; I'm still incredulous of this accusation.
way to blow off steam: jogging or cycling
smell: lemons, citrus
wonder found in nature: I have a strong memory of peeing outside at midnight in the dead of winter staring upwards at the aurora borealis.
tradition you have: I try to follow my family's holiday recipes for nostalgia's sake.
article of clothing or possession: the books that I've read