Guess something about the next Person.

[Shekinah]

Hell no!! I love them!!!

Next person loves going out for dinner

[Gypsywoman]

Oh most definitely.....when I can....

The next person likes to cook

[Katy von Tease]

I absolutely do!

The next person loves their red wine, you know, for the health benefits...

[Nico]

Nope, I don't drink alcohol.

The next person enjoys Halloween.

[Kye]

I do!

The next person loves oranges.

[Bruja]

I do!!!


The next person loves autumn colors.

[Nico]

Oh yes.

The next person doesn't like sweets.

[Kye]

Unfortunately not true, I like them a little too much.

The next person is looking forward to cooler weather.

[Nico]

Yes, because it's so much better for running.

The next person lives in a big city.

[Gypsywoman]

Nope live in a small town

The next person likes to camp.

[Kaspider]

I have on a couple of occasions.

The next person know how to start a fire without any electrical equipment.

[Gypsywoman]

Yes, yes I do...I was girl scout after all..once upon a time

The next person knows how interesting knot.....as in securing boats.

[Kaspider]

Nope but I know how to secure a load.

The next person watches TV religiously.

[Captain Maltese]

Hmmmm, now I think about it - yes. I watch the news regularly, and I treat the words from the news anchor exactly as I treat the words from religious people... with deep scepticism and a strong need to have the information verified from a neutral third party before I even consider accepting it. Who pays the newsanchor/priest's paycheck, and how are they influencing the information offered? Are politics, careers or lucrative back channel deals possibly involved? Are the people who make those moral opinions, worthy of having a moral opinion or is their employee known to have covered up things in the past? Are they offering all the information available to them at the time, or only the information they want us to have? Now I think about it, I am not sure why I am still watching the news. I certainly am not going to any sermons.

The next person prefers coffee just like their something something.

[Nico]

I prefer my coffee black. And stong. And hot.

The next person loves snow.

[Katy von Tease]

The first couple snow falls of the season, yes. The rest of winter, hell no. And this is coming from a Canuck!

The next person is already counting down to Christmas.

[Kye]

Not yet, I'll start counting down when we reach November. 

The next person likes tea more than coffee.

[Shekinah]

Guilty as charged :)

Next person has dated a friend of a sibling.

[Nico]

No. I have no siblings.

The next person doesn't enjoy weddings.

[Elusive]

Unable to filter my lack of wedding-love with trail of empty wine glasses..
*sheds tear at that thought*
You are correct.. Under normal circumstances, I'd only be caught dead at one.

The next person has at least four items in their combined front pockets.

[Kye]

Nope.  I don't have any pockets at the moment. 

The next person has had alcohol today.

[Kaspider]

I never had alcohol in my life. I'm clean as anything.

The next person loves cherries.

[Elusive]

I do love cherries. Had a hoard of them in my smoothie this morning. Was scrumptious.

The next person didn't (or won't) have breakfast today.

[Nico]

I always have breakfast. I love it and without it I don't feel very energetic.

The next person doesn't like to walk alone in the darkness.

[Captain Maltese]

Being alone in the dark is actually rather nice. Every sound carries better, every scent too. I fade out and become a spirit; unseen, and unheard too while I stand still. Meanwhile I can notice anyone else moving around. I never wear a reflective band or similar, and my clothes are normally dark anyway. If I DO carry a flashlight it might not be on, but it will probably be a staff type one. But as far as I see it, the darkness actually improves my general safety. I am not lost in the darkness. I am one with it.

The next person enjoys suntanning.