A class you wish you would have taken?
I wish I would have taken the art class in school. I admire people with a talent for drawing and painting, and I would love to be able to express myself through art. I tried – I suck. Maybe the class would have made a difference?
What’s your favorite comic figure and why?
It is – and always has been – Asterix and Obelix. It is a French comic series about a small village of Gauls, who resist the Roman occupation; they do so by using a magic potion brewed by their druid, which temporarily gives the recipient superhuman strength.
I never understood why it’s not well known here. It has been translated into over 100 languages and dialects, including Latin and English. I myself started reading it in Latin; it was given to us by a teacher who tried to motivate us. She succeeded, we fell in love.(I should write a post about my comic heroes).
Name something you wish you could like.
I wish I could like snakes. As much as I like animals; I just can’t. I see one, and I freak out, regardless how harmless or small it might be. I think that’s the only thing that can make me scream like a little girl and run really fast.
Tell me about your first crush / first date / first kiss.
My first crush was Uwe, a neighbors boy. He is the one who taught me to steal cookies the right way, and he taught me to fight like a boy. I was 6, and he was almost 12 -double my age. I found it very shocking and I started calculating the rest of our lives. I would be 10, and he would be 20; I would be 20, and he would be 40 and so on. I lost interest. I wasn’t a genius in mathematic back then.
As for the first date, I really can’t remember (I suppose he didn’t leave an impression). The first kiss happened in the dark in the basement, when we were playing hide and seek, not really sure who he was -but had an idea.
Who was your best friend when you were 10?
Mausi (little Mouse), she was my best friend in boarding school, all the way from first grade to 12th grade. We were thick as thieves and as different as two people can be. We stayed in contact for the longest time, but it became difficult when I moved overseas.
What sign are you? Do you believe in astrology?
I am a Scorpio, and I don’t believe in astrology, but I find it very entertaining.
Bonus question: What are you grateful for from last week, and what are you looking forward to in the week coming up?
Just cooler weather and open windows, that’s all I am longing for right now. As for last week, it was a normal week, rather boring…glad it’s over.
Cee, thank you for posting the kids questions. They have been bugging me all summer long. They are going to be so happy and so proud of themselves. Every summer neighbor kids spent time with me in my workshop and this year they discovered my blog. They loved the Share-Your-World-Challenge, and they came up with all kind of questions only kids can ask.
Click >>>here<<< and join Cee’s Share-your-word-challenge. It’s fun and it gives us a chance to get to know each other better.
I done lots of reviews on Asterix and Obelix and think can safely said fell in love with the characters, setting and just how fun it was to read
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I love the looking forward in time with Uwe. It made perfect sense to me for a minute…I wasn’t good with numbers either. 🙂
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It was not my brightest moment. 🙂
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The kids did a great job with the questions!
I’ll take snakes over bugs 🙂
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I thought so too. They came up with all kind of stuff. I am very happy Cee is posting these, they are going to be thrilled.
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I confess not to liking snakes either, though we do not get many here in the UK.. And everyone is artistic.. just be creative and you do it to please yourself not others.. :-).. I mess up all the time.. 🙂
Love to you and I enjoyed this insightful post.. xxx Sue
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I like your kid’s questions this week – i am not always able to do the challnege- but love when I can read some –
and laughing at learning how to probably steal cookies- well after I realized they were not computer cookies that I like to clear way too much – ha! very fun – and hope you have a good day
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Oh no, back then we only had real cookies, Computers existed only in TV shows like Star trek. I am glad you liked the questions.
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hah! funny you should mention star trek because I recently walked by when someone was watching a documentary on the fake tech in some movies – not sure what they were watching – but something like that – and I guess the auto opening doors was done manually below the set….
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Love Asterix and Obelix :-). Great answers. It’s so much fun to participate in Cee’s SYWC. I love that the questions are coming from kids this time. My post will be up in approx 4 hours from now.
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So you are a sister Scorpion. How cool is that. I’m so happy your “kids” came up with these questions. It was fun to answer questions, I didn’t pick out. 😀
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You love Asterix too, eh? I knew there was a reason I liked you, B. 😛
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Well, then our blogging friendship is built on a good foundation Mr. Tony. 🙂
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Indubitably! 🙂
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I love your answers- I too do not love snakes- and I love how you described your first crush. Comics in Latin?? You rock my friend! 🙂
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It’s actually one of the most read comics in this world. It even got translated in old dialects. They are hilarious and a good way to learn a new language.
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That is so cool that *your* kids came up with questions for SYW 🙂
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They had a good time and came up with all kind of question. It kept them busy for a day. 🙂
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I have my step-brothers to thank for introducing me to Asterix and Obelix (as well as The Adventures of Tintin), which they discovered when they were living in England. Since then I think I’ve briefly encountered Asterix and Obelix one other time here in the States.
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What a delight to be reminded of Asterix and Obelix. I first met them as a child in Belgium. I was spending half term from my boarding-school convent with some distant Belgian relatives. I was a bit lonely and miserable, but the supply of Asterix and Obelix was endless and I cheered up enormously.
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I think almost everybody in Europe knows Asterix and Obelix, sadly they didn’t make it over here either.
I loved them and always waited patiently for a new one. They were fun to read.
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Please thank the kids for coming up with such great questions. They’re going to be fun to answer.
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Thank you Chris!
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