The Pentaquery
The Rules:
1. Leave me a comment saying, “Interview me.”
2. I will respond by asking you five questions of a very intimate and creepily personal nature. Or not so creepy/personal.
3. You will update your blog with the answers to the questions.
4. You will include this explanation and an offer to interview someone else in the post.
5. When others comment asking to be interviewed, you will ask them five questions.
Andrew’s Questions:
1. Did you ever have plans to seek profession?
2. What is the intent of your cetic nature?
3. What is your fondest Roman memory, any trip?
4. Will we see you at the next Nature’s Call, and if yes, what do you expect, and if no, will you be doing anything unroutine?
5. What would life be like if you were a vampire?
My Answers:
1. Actually, by this point in my life I planned to rule a small country. Or be a pastry chef. I’m the juniormost member of my community and my croissants suck–shows what planning’ll get ya.
2. Are you calling me fat?
3. Shaking the Bishop of Rome’s hand. I also had an awesome beef carpaccio at a little restaurant somewhere between the Trevi Fountain and the Vatican that I will never be able to find again, so that’s a close second.
4. No. Novices are forbidden to leave for camping trips, no matter how groovy they may be. I will try to remember those who are at Pomme de Terre on that weekend though, perhaps by chanting.
5. Probably the same–I wear a lot of black already.
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I remember that trip to Rome fondly… even if we were ready to slit each others throats by the end.
:)
interview me! i just can’t resist…
M’okay then.
1. Would you have said “yes” if I had asked you out two years ago?
2. Do you secretly wish that Adam would grow his hair out?
3. If God popped His Godhead out of a cloud and told you He wanted you to be a nun, would you be disappointed?
4. Which movie character do I remind you of the most?
5. Lost at sea scenario: what book would you want and why?
interview me!!
You asked for it.
1. The first question you would ask Jesus in an interview.
2. A tall, dark, and reasonably not unattractive man you thought was going to be a monk shows up at your door with flowers and asks you on a date. Rejection #48,752?
3. Obama vs. FDR. Who wins your vote?
4. Why aren’t you Catholic yet?
5. One book you couldn’t live without if you only had one book for the rest of your life.