What’s your favorite?

[Tinyflame]

Campfire.

Favorite comfort food?

 

[enough]

fettucini noodles in a reduced cream sauce with cheeses and seafood. Alfredo? I guess, but better. All about the sauce.

when talking with children, what is your favorite age group to interact with?

 

[Rose White]

Teenagers—so wise and worldly!

Favorite teacher?

 

[enough]

mrs. Dosky, third grade. When I handed in all of my spelling assignments for the whole year just a week or two in she was challenged instead of put off by it. I know now that i was lucky not to be written off as “low need” as so many kids are today. When teachers are stretched so thin that high need kids go wanting it kind of has to happen. Mrs. Dosky had the time and was able to keep me engaged thankfully. She made a difference in a lot of lives I am sure.

Favorite way to stay engaged in spite of the barricades our disorder puts up?

 

[Rose White]

Favorite way to stay engaged in spite of the barricades our disorder puts up?

Oh that’s a tough one! I think my ceramics class. Since I pay for it I have to go and then it resets my brain through art and chatting.

Favorite flower?

 

[enough]

big orchid fan. They can seem so alien to this world. But real life that i see all the time locally? A weed. Queen Annes lace. It was my moms favorite and it grows wherever you let it. Im glad my grandmother told me she liked it

favorite game played with a standard deck of cards

 

[parrotthepolly]

Difficult to pick, probably Texas hold'em closely followed by Blackjack.

Favourite drink?

 

[Lost in the Woods]

Water. Ice cold.

For the motorcycle guys and gals:

Triumph or BSA (we are talking about real motorcycles here, none of that “furrin” stuff)

 

[enough]

that goldstar i rode left a mark on me, yep. real bike that smelled like hot oil and was a bitch to start if you knew not of top dead center. You learned that if you took your clutch fingers off the lever and you could count the strokes one at a time you were about to……yeah, left a mark.
Favorite old airplane?

 

[Lost in the Woods]

that goldstar i rode left a mark on me, yep. real bike that smelled like hot oil and was a bitch to start if you knew not of top dead center. You learned that if you took your clutch fingers off the lever and you could count the strokes one at a time you were about to……yeah, left a mark.
Favorite old airplane?

I currently have a BSA b50 MX, they are beautiful things once you understand them. Mine starts on the first or second kick. Tickle the carb, get it just past tdc then kick it with no throttle. Without the throttle open it sucks fuel through the pilot jet like it was a straw. Works every time.

My favorite old airplane is the Jefferson Airplane.

Favorite Rolling Stones song?

 

[Rose White]

“The Last Time” but the version covered by Andrew Oldham Orchestra and sampled by The Verve for “Bittersweet Symphony”

Favorite Beatles song?

 

[enough]

oh man, a fav beatles is tough. one goes into another over and over for the past fifty years. The first record i bought as a kid was a plastic ono band 45 of “imagine”. they were already broken up. Over the next couple of years i dove into album after album and even now i discover stuff i love that i missed because i was drinking from a firehose. Lately i appreciate Ringos drumming and use of late beat and its like i am hearing songs for the first time again.
My daughter chose “in my life” for our dance at her wedding, thats going to be near the top for the duration i think.

Favorite Beatles album?