CAN YOU NAME 5 MORE

*Whether people liked me.
*Whether I was bringing my children up right.
*Not being able to absorb and remember things like other people.
*Being different.
*Being me.

5 things that do bother or worry you these days

Have my lovely late DH here with me
Walk for miles up hill & down dale without my back & feet crippling me
Read without my glasses
Eat whatever I want without gaining weight
Sleep well at night

Five things thar worried or bothered you when you were younger but don’t anymore

Tinsel
Tree
Lights
Stockings
Cards

5 things you wish you could still do?

5 decorations you use at Christmas

Gel stock cube
Salt n pepper
Herbs
Red wine
OXO cube

Ask them on the 29th February
On the beach at sunset on a romantic holiday
At Christmas with a message inside a present
At the top of a landmark or mountain
A message on the radio or put up a banner (but be sure they’ll say yes

Five things you would put in a casserole to add flavour

Screen Printing
Stained Glass Windows
Embroidery
Golf
Horse Riding

5 ways of proposing to your other half

Old prints/photographs
Candlesticks
Paperweights
Vintage jewellery
Old toys, especially dolls prams.

Five crafts or hobbies you’d like to have a go at

Puzzle box
Musical box
Nice artwork
Old rocking chair
Curiosities

Same question, please

Butler
Personal chef
Daily cleaner
Chauffeur
A second home somewhere warm to help my arthritis in winter.

Five things you’d be drawn to in an antique/curiosity shop

Mower
Fork
Hoe
Spade
Box of ‘weed and feed’
If you could have/afford what are the 5 things you think would make your life easier?

Widow Twankey
Buttons
Baron Hardup
Dandini
Fairy Godmother

5 things in your garden shed

Aladdin
Mother Goose
Cinderella
Sleeping Beauty
Peter Pan

Five Panto characters.

The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe
Heidi
Black Beauty
The Secret Garden
Ballet Shoes

5 pantos

Hector's House.
Watch With Mother.
Nobody's House.
Mary, Mungo & Midge.
The Clangers.

5 children's books, please

Blue Peter
Tiswas
Animal Magic
Crackerjack
Whacky Races

Same question again please

Callan
The man from uncle
Twin peaks
The prisoner
Tinker, tailor, soldier, spy.

Five children's programmes you used to watch

Let off fireworks.
Welcome a tall dark haired man through the front door
Have a drink and toast in the New Year together.
Sing Auld Lang Syne
Cook or go out for a celebration meal

Five drama series from the past you’d love to watch again

The Royal Family on Christmas Eve, as they open gifts then but they're joke gifts to each other.
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My family all together in one nicely decorated place. We hardly get the chance to be together all at the same time. Someone else cooking so we can all relax and chatter and play games.
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All of my grandparents as I only got to meet one, when I was a wee bairn.
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Likewise, the soldiers in the trenches. To see the happiness of them all.
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My dad because he died when I was pregnant with my first child, his first grandchild, and I think they both missed out on so much!!
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5 ways to celebrate New Year, please.

Apart from my family of course:

Elvis at Graceland, love Elvis and have always wanted to go there.
Agatha Christie at the beautiful Greenway House. I think she would be so interesting and a good host, I love reading her books and the house is in such a beautiful location
The Waltons - a big family Christmas, in a nice location
WW1 soldiers in the trenches during the Christmas truce to see what it must have been like for them.
Charles Dickens - I love ‘A Christmas Carol’ & would like to chat about it with him and how it revived our Christmas celebrations

Same question again please

Amelia Aerhart (sp?).
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God - to see if he was real.
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Joseph - because he seemed to disappear once Jesus was born.
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Queen Elizabeth II - because why not?
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Prince Philip - because he'd have us all in stitches!

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5 people you think you'd enjoy Christmas with, and why?

The Ghent altarpiece Jan Van Eyk
Guernica Picasso
Landscape with the fall of Icarus Peter Breugel
The beheading of John the baptist Caravaggio
The bathers at Asnieres George Seurat

Five historical figures you would invite to dinner

A Philosopher Lecturing on the Orrery - Joseph Wright
The Execution of Lady Jane Grey
- Paul Delaroche
Irises in Monet’s Garden
Steady Boy - Graham Turner
The Green Lady - Vladimir Tretchikoff

Five more please

Brexit
School reports
Losing my first dog
Attempts to grow things end in dismal failure
Listening to Suella Braverman

Five works of art you have enjoyed ir admired

Passing my Ph.D Viva
Moving into my first flat
Buying my first home
First holiday abroad
21st birthday (the majority in those days)

5 experiences you would like to forget!