Saturday 9: It's my party

1. Do you prefer to host or be a guest at a party?
~ host; I love the satisfaction of happy guests in my backyard

2. Would you rather go to a large party or a small dinner party?
~ both, but ok, I like the intimacy at small dinner parties

3. What is you worst flaw?
~ sometimes my middle name is Procrastinate-Impatient

4. What is you best character trait?
~ sticking to the positive side of everything and everyone

5. What habit in others annoys you?
~ gossiping

6. What qualities in others do you admire?
~ broad knowledge packaged in good attitude

7. If you could change something about yourself, what would it be?
~ I would think more rather than feel more

8. Do you tend to be shy with strangers?
~ more quietly curious than shy actually

9. Do you prefer to lead or follow in a group of people?
~ it depends upon the kind of people in the group; if they are intelligent and nice - I follow. If they are beautiful and rich - I lead :-)

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Comments

Americanising Desi said…

procrastinate is a much better name than sarcasm isnt it :)

http://fart-in-a-jar.blogspot.com/2009/06/saturday-9-its-my-party.html

6 June 2009 at 11:21

Melanie Penelope said…

Love your answer to #9!!

6 June 2009 at 12:10

Becca said…

I also suffer from impatience. Taking a deep breath really helps...but only for so long lol

6 June 2009 at 14:05

I am Harriet said…

If you are going to host, the backyard is definitely the way to go.
I'm ready now :)

6 June 2009 at 19:47

Diana_CT said…

I am also a procrastinator.

I love your comment that you left on my blog, that is exactly what I need :-)

6 June 2009 at 20:24

Lori L. Clark Art said…

7. If you could change something about yourself, what would it be?
~ I would think more rather than feel more.

What a wonderful answer! I am so like this, too!

6 June 2009 at 20:31

Lisa G said…

Gossiping is so annoying--and so high school! Have a happy Saturday :)

6 June 2009 at 22:50

Marla said…

your answers are so great... i did the one word answer version :)

6 June 2009 at 23:48

Bud Fisher said…

I like the way you do large cocepts with few words. Like "broad knowledge packaged in good attitude" is perfect!

7 June 2009 at 01:10

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