meme

[froggy_dear]

You know that meme that goes something like "ask me any question so we can all get to know each other better"?

Go for it.


Ask me questions. I'm feeling expansive.

Comments

[rainswolf.livejournal.com]

Why do you like sheep/llamas?

[froggy-dear.livejournal.com]

Mostly for the fur - I lurve alpaca yarn. The icon is for meme sheepage - following the crowd.

[fiercecupcake.livejournal.com]

Where should you and me and Moonpie and Comfypants go for lunch or dinner sometime during Mar. 11-16 when we are in SEATTLE?

:]

I'm a little bit excited about real vacations.

[froggy-dear.livejournal.com]

I wish I knew! We're such recluses and we're so broke that we don't know any really good restaurants. There's a place to the north that we've had decent mexican at, and there's a place near the university with super cheap chinese lunch specials, but that's all I know that's not huge corporate chains. Except for the Crocodile Cafe, which is a music venue that serves other food. Are you folks vegetarian?

How'd you all decide to come up Seattle-ways?

[thefemnazi.livejournal.com]

I know a really awesome mexican restuarant in West Seattle, on Califorina.

You could go there.

[haggisthesecond.livejournal.com]

what makes you feel expansive? I want to be expansive.

[froggy-dear.livejournal.com]

I had to go look up expansive to make sure I was using it right. I was.

I start to feel expansive when I feel like talking to people. But this is more me-sided talking, not other people talking and me responding. I feel expansive when I begin to want attention, but also to remain thoughtful.

[mrcomfypants.livejournal.com]

Here's a question for ya:

How about changing that creepy-assed sheep avatar?!?

[froggy-dear.livejournal.com]

Mmmmm.... no.

[thefemnazi.livejournal.com]

what area of Seattle would you live in if there were no barriers (financial, job location, etc)?

And will you tell me where you go shopping for yarn there so when I get there in two weeks, I'll have a place to go?

[froggy-dear.livejournal.com]

I don't really know Seattle well enough to say for sure, but somewhere near a bunch of independent stores and restaurants as well as entertainment. Maybe... Belltown?

Okay, but I've only been to two. The Weaving Works, on Brooklyn in the U District, is my favorite. It's big and purdy. There's Acorn Streetwhich is on 55th St, but it's a lot smaller. Many people love it, though I don't care for how small it feels - I feel squeezed in. Also parking is kind of crumby there.