Stealing Sunday Getting to know me


Hi! your host Bev Sykes of the blog "Funny the World". .Welcome to Sunday Stealing. This feature  originated and published on WTIT: The Blog. Here we will steal all types of questions from every corner of the blogosphere. Our promise to you is that we will work hard to find the most interesting and intelligent questions. Cheers to all of us thieves!   all of these were stolen but my answers




Stolen from 9gag

1. What is your favorite color?  PURPLE
2. If you could get on a plane tomorrow and travel anywhere, where would you go?
IRELAND/GERMANY to  learn my heritage
3. Were you closer to your mother or to your father  BOTH
4. What is your favorite meal (savory and dessert) Anything Gator Cooks,  pumpkin pie
5. Can you wink with each eye?  (How about curl your tongue)  YES and YES
6. Beach or forest? BEACH BABY
7. City or farm?  FARM
8. Would you rather be blind from birth or turn blind as a teenager?  BIRTH that way 
I wouldn't know what I was missing
9. Would you rather always be overdressed or underdressed?  Underdressed
10. If you could pass alone one of your attributes to your children, which would it be?
Be kind to others
11. What are you most insecure about?  NOTHING REALLY
12. What are you afraid people see when they look at you?  I Don't really fret
13. What is the saddest you’ve ever felt?  When My Daddy passed
14. Would you rather have your own private island, or your own private jet?  ISLAND
15. How do you think you will die? NOBODY knows!










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