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CarolineSays

I love the dark days between Christmas and New Year. Not the festivities as such....

Have you ever been to a Scandinavian country?

afroannnie

Not yet..but I still have a lot of traveling to do.


Would you be scared to travel to a country that you didn't speak the language?

Leezestarr313

Nope, I had no real problems getting along in countries like Hungary, the Czech Republic or Finland On the other hand, nowadays you can get along almost everywhere with a little English. But hands, feet and a smile will help you as well

Would you take something like a travel dictionary with you if you traveled to such a country and learn some phrases before your trip?

afroannnie

Yes, probably...I liked to at least try to make an effort to speak the language..


Next country you'd like to visit?

Leezestarr313

The States - and I'm going there again in January

What about you?

afroannnie

Leeze wrote:

The States - and I'm going there again in January

What about you?

No plans to leave the country next year...all my travels will probably be within the states, but I'd like to head back to Europe at some point

Are you excited for your trip to the US?

Leezestarr313

Hell YES! It's my christmas and birthday all in once

Did you write Santa a list of things you would be happy to receive on christmas?

dimitrispearljam

im kinda old for that
u ever dressed as Santa?

afroannnie

Nope..I think I would need less boobs and more belly

Have you ever seen Miracle on 34th Street?

Leezestarr313

I think so, but it's been a long time ago.

Do you sometimes watch movies again that you loved as a child or rather avoid that cause you want to keep them in your mind as seen through your "child eyes"?

afroannnie

I watch them again...like Miracle on 34th Street..I loved that movie as a kid

What's a movie from your childhood that you still watch now?

Leezestarr313

I would watch them all again, even if it was just to see how much they differ now from what I perceived back then I really badly want to see ET again, it's been quite some time.

Have you seen "*Batteries not included"? Loved that one, too. (I was reminded of it when you posted your movie question, cause the German title is "Miracle on 8th street )

afroannnie

I think I may have seen that when it first came out. E.T. is definitely one of my faves...that's the first movie I remember seeing in the movie theater.

Do you have a fave John Hughes movie? ( A watched alot of these when I was younger and I still enjoy them )

Leezestarr313

I really liked and still like Ferris Bueller's Day Off and The Breakfast Club! I think watching movies like that is the perfect way to spend a lazy days on the sofa

Do you like musical movies? (the ones where they sing rather than talk)

afroannnie

In general, I'm not a huge musical fan..except of course for The Wall and Cannibal! The Musical was hilarious.


Do you think PJ should do a rock opera album something like The Wall, Tommy or Quadrophrenia?

Leezestarr313

:think: I think I wouldn't really like the idea :? Maybe in 30 years? :shifty: And it's hard to do stuff like that live. But I wanna see them playing live

Would you like that?

afroannnie

I'm not sure...I think they could come up with something really amazing...Eddie's writing and story telling abilities are just so wonderful that it would be cool to see what they would do. However, like you mentioned, the cool thing about pearl jam shows is you never know what you're going to get, so if it was something they played live, then you would know what was coming.


Do you have a particular venue on your concert bucket list?

Leezestarr313

Once in my life I really wanna see PJ play The Gorge and / or Red Rocks. For everything else, I'm happy to get what I can get

What's yours?

afroannnie

Those are actually mine too! I heard the scenery for both is amazing.

What band/artist did you listen to as a kid that you still enjoy?

rollings

The Monkees--I still think some of their songs are very good ...like the song "Words"

and you?