Jenny

They are, actually. He swears by them and says they're the most comfortable, sturdy boots he's ever owned. And the "formal" occasion he wore them for was our wedding. (It was really a very casual wedding, though.) I don't have any shoes of the type that need to be polished. It's almost all sandals and sneakers with me! The person below me usually remembers their dreams after they wake up.

Sure, why not? I'm... a human! I bet none of you saw that coming. The person below me plays the lottery.

I'd wear a wig. If I was bald for some reason out of my control, I'd probably have a whole bunch of outrageously colored wigs for fun and maybe, maybe, an ordinary one that looks like real hair. Let your hair go gray or dye it?

A story of my extreme klutziness: This morning when I took out the oatmeal to make breakfast, it knocked over a jar of peanut butter, which knocked over a bottle of mustard, which fell out of the cabinet and hit a large, sharp butcher knife, which fell off the counter and landed on my right big toe. Which proceeded to bleed all over the kitchen. Given how sharp and heavy this knife is, I'm probably lucky it didn't cut my toe OFF. Instead it just split my toenail neatly in half and caused a lot of bleeding. Moral of the story: maybe oatmeal isn't really a health food.

Stars. Digital or analog watch?

The canned stuff is meh, but a grilled tuna fillet can be divine. The person below me now loves a food they hated in childhood.

Baa. Yay or Squee?

They're not huge clown-shoe sized or anything, but yeah, they're pretty big. The person below me dislikes wearing shoes.

I'd leave them alone until they were opened, unless they had a note on them that said they were for everyone. The kitchen where I work can be a touchy place. Drive 20 hours to avoid TSA hassles or suck it up and fly?

Goodness, yes. The person below me likes to bake cookies.

Did that flight path go over the Bermuda Triangle?

I've found that triangular grilled cheese sandwiches are definitely tastier than square ones, but squares bring out the subtle flavors of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich far better than triangles do.

Usually Wendy's. Breakfast food for dinner or dinner food for breakfast?

My gut instinct matches the NO NO NO NO thread title about it, but if Lidstrom wants him on the team I probably shouldn't argue. The person below me is vaguely dissatisfied with something they can't quite manage to identify.

I will try *most* new foods at least once. (Haggis and tripe are not among those foods.) Afternoon nap or just go to bed early?

No. I miss it, though. I haven't found a church I really click with since I moved to Toledo. The person below me had family over to visit today.

Yeah. If for no other reason than to bring an eventual end to the "Weiner's weiner" jokes. The person below me has a road trip planned.

Right now I'm more in a pancake mood. Barbecue, barbeque, or BBQ?

There once was a man from Nantucket.

Refried. Hot dog or corn dog?

Yes. The person below me has learned from experience that it may not be a good idea to hard boil an egg at night, then try to reheat it for breakfast the next morning. Experience can be a very messy teacher.

I have. It was actually the first professional musical I'd ever seen, and I was absolutely boggled by the awesomeness. The person below me has been in a school or community theatre musical.

Sweet & Sour. Wonton Soup or Egg Drop Soup?

Oh goodness, yes. Especially if there are vinegar flies. The person below me has had to deal with a vinegar fly / fruit fly invasion.

Paint. I'm not very good at either, but I do like to play around with watercolor paint on occasion. Crayons or markers?