Emily's Questions and answers
Apr. 29th, 2004 10:04 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jianantonic1. What's your favorite scent and who or what does it remind you of?
2. What one object is special to you (but not necessarily anyone else) and why?
3. What one song could you listen to on repeat for 12 hours straight? (And would you still like the song afterwards?)
1. My favorite scent is the smell of latex/rubber/plastic fresh out of its packaging. Think inflatable rubber rafts...they remind me of my cousin Greg and hanging out at the beach.
2. My house key...it represents my independence and accomplishment.
3. One song? There are so many that would fit...right now I'd say probably "Just Like Henry David" by the Kennedys. I listen to all the songs on that album, but I haven't taken it out of my CD player in almost 2 weeks now. Other songs that fit the category are "Fall Stories," by Girlyman, "Way Over Yonder in the Minor Key" by Woody Guthrie, "Ozziline" by the Indigo Girls, "What do you love more than Love?" by Dar Williams, "Alone," by EFO...you get the point.
Good questions, Emily. Kudos.
2. What one object is special to you (but not necessarily anyone else) and why?
3. What one song could you listen to on repeat for 12 hours straight? (And would you still like the song afterwards?)
1. My favorite scent is the smell of latex/rubber/plastic fresh out of its packaging. Think inflatable rubber rafts...they remind me of my cousin Greg and hanging out at the beach.
2. My house key...it represents my independence and accomplishment.
3. One song? There are so many that would fit...right now I'd say probably "Just Like Henry David" by the Kennedys. I listen to all the songs on that album, but I haven't taken it out of my CD player in almost 2 weeks now. Other songs that fit the category are "Fall Stories," by Girlyman, "Way Over Yonder in the Minor Key" by Woody Guthrie, "Ozziline" by the Indigo Girls, "What do you love more than Love?" by Dar Williams, "Alone," by EFO...you get the point.
Good questions, Emily. Kudos.
