Lifted from Bookczuk, who stole it from Yoko, who nicked it from...

[skyring]

Who are you?
Are we friends?
If we've met, when and how did we meet?
What social event or place would you like to go to with me?
Would you kiss me?
Describe me in one word.
What was your first impression?
Do you still think that way about me now?
What reminds you of me?
If you could give me anything what would it be?
How well do you know me?
When's the last time you saw me?
Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn't?
Are you going to put this on your blog and see what I say about you?

Comments

Re: Cripes, Wren! Where's that closing tag?

[skyring.livejournal.com]

Crikey! Do I have an accent?

I've been following your life for a year or more now, and in that time you've gone further afield than I ever had, and you've persevered with learning to ride a motorbike in difficult conditions. You've done or are doing some bold and magic things and I've sought inspiration from you in my own life, though not to the extent of riding a motorbike. Fair suck!

You've gone whipping off to the UK at the drop of a hat, and maybe that was in my mind when I decided to fly to Washington in January. Your joy in travel and taking photographs and Bookcrossing and general geekiness matches mine, and it was YOU I wanted to see most of all in Fort Worth.

We both seemed to be having adventures on the way to the convention, and I might have flown two thirds of the way around the globe to get there and had a wonderful Bookcrossing adventure of my own, but it was all comfortable chairs and cities and a roof over my head.

In comparison, you were out there in the vast wilderness, just you and a bike and a couple of saddlebags. I was enormously impressed at your courage, and even more so when I flew to San Francisco and looked down on the great deserts and mountains you'd crossed.

I scopped you up in my arms, did I? Looks like that manuscript needs proofreading, and you may send it along as soon as ever you like!

Re: Cripes, Wren! Where's that closing tag?

[whytraven.livejournal.com]

I think I will save this as one of my all-time favourite posts. ;-)