This survey I got from Eli has 100 questions. I'm going to break it down into 4 parts.
1. What is the last alcoholic beverage you drank? this was so long ago. it might have been soju, which i didn't like.
2. Do you follow college football? i don't follow any football.
3. Who took this survey before you? eli.
4. Who was the last person to send you a text message? sarah.
5. Last time you went swimming in a pool? o man! this was way back in high school! i'm guessing the last time was over 13 years ago!
6. Are you happy? :)
7. Where was the last place you went shopping? nordstrom.
8. How do you feel about your hair? it has its days. it's very tempermental. i have no control over it.
9. Where do you live? bay area.
10. Last thing you ate? spicy tuna roll, raiders roll, masago nigiri, agedashi tofu, wakame udon, fried oyster hand roll, miso soup, and green tea.
11. Do you wish you were some place else right now? in a way.
12. If you could own any pet (fictional or non-fictional), what would it be? i would like a koala. i'm still waiting.
13. Do you have any expensive jewelry? refer to the picture of my diamond ring posted on march 30. ;) i know nothing about jewelry but i probably have some around and not know their worth.
14. AIM or MSN? AIM. i don't know enough people on MSN to make it interesting.
15. Where do you work at? several places. if you want details, please consult with bobby. he has my full schedule tattooed on his arm, wentworth miller/prison break-style.
16. How many hours on average do you work a week? 42 minimum.
17. Who do you like right now? family and close friends.
18. Do you watch the Olympics? yes. my favorite "event" is the opening ceremony. :D
19. Last restaurant you went to? ssk.
21. Who was the last person to call you? symon.
22. What's your sign? aquarium. do people still use this as a pick up question?!
23. Do you have a favorite number? 8.
24. Last time you did volunteer work or made any donation? every month.
25. What do you spend most of your money on? i guess food since that's every day.
