What about English? Einstellungen

[kawa]

The train.


Do you prefer to travel by train or by car?

[Stracciatellaa]

I prefer the train.

Do you like travelling??

[kawa]

Yes.


Which is your favourite travel destination?

[Liane]

I don't really have a favorite destination but I prefer places with low temperature. No sun bathing! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/umkipp.gif)

Which ist the farest destination you've been travelling to?

[kawa]

Niagara Falls, USA.


Did you ever see a moose in the wild?

[svan]

Of course.
Did you ever went hunting?

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[kawa]

Of course not.


Which were the philosophical questions you dealt with at the age of seventeen?

[McLeod]

I try to remember... well... erh...

How is trust created? Do the waves of the ocean somewhere change direction - or how does it come, that they have direction to every beach on the world...? Can someone really say "forever" and mean "forever"?



If money wouldn't count - how would you like to create your 'perfect' home?

[svan]

I would like to live on a manor.

What kind of clothes do you prefer?

[McLeod]

Unfortunately the ones, that look perfectly on others (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) And if there is a kind of style, it would be considered as masculine or androgyne, I guess.


Did you buy already a christmas gift? If yes, tell me what and for whom, plz (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

[svan]

No, I don`t even know, with whom I shall celebrate.

Did you ever think about not celebrating christmas?

[McLeod]

Oh yes, but it didn't work. Once my parents refused to buy a christmas-tree when I was a child. And I handcrafted one with paper and water-proof markers. Which made them buy a quite... uhm... unusual left-over-tree. And this became our family-tradition for some years afterwards: buying left-over-trees and loving them. Later on I hated the artificial flavour of coming together, but I couldn't manage it not to go there. Christmas-Solitude felt even more depressing (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)


What do you like the most about christmas - and what makes you mad about it?

[svan]

I like christmas in the scandinavien tradition- we used to sing and dance and dance around the tree- there was a lot of fun with children and different games- also I liked to go the church at night, when the snow was falling and along some little brook rushed close to the way, while the snow was falling- later I liked fairytales and watch fairyfilms in tv like drei haselnüsse für aschenputtel- I like the good food, drink and self hunted moose and of course to meet relatives and friends, singing and making music and playing the violine with the old songs, while other played piano or trombone or flute and so on...

and you?

[kawa]

I don't like Christmas. Too much tradition, too much necessity. I like to spend those days in a more "unusual" way.


How much does the religious factor of Christmas mean to you?

[svan]

The christmas factor doesnt mean to me too much- the tradition of the older scandianvien backgroung means more to me and the symbols of the dark time as well-

what does a unusual way mean to you?

[kartoffelbrei]

an unusual way to celebrate christmas might be, to decorate a palm tree instead of a fir tree (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

have you ever been to scotland?

[Amelia]

Yes I have, in the summer before last, and I loved it. I'll definitely be going back to visit some of the islands I missed, especially Islay and Jura.

Do you like being photographed?

[Sagittaria]

No, I don't look good in pictures ^^

When was the last time you laughed so hard you had to cry?

[revelo]

That was last week (some students performed a song for me - hilarious!).

What's your favourite board game?

[-Agnetha-]

this one (in German)

Do you like Valentine's day?

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