1. Crumbed (Lamb) cutlets
2. Family photos of my two elder daughters before their sister was born and of my parents on their wedding day.
3. How do you prefer to keep your family photos, if any?

1. Dinner.
2. Frames, or photo albums when there gets to be so many.
3. What do you plan to do first thing tomorrow?

1. Lunch

2. Wake up of course . No, after getting ready, I'll come here to the vet campus and have a neurology class.

3. What is your favourite big cat?

1. Dinner
2. Lions.
3. How do you feel about public speaking?

1. Hungry! (it's almost dinner time now )
2. Fine, as long as someone else is doing it.
3. What's your favorite way to cope with summer heat?

1. Hungary
2. Stay in the AC as much as possible
3. When you eat apple pie, do you like your apples well cooked or crisp?

1. Kolacky (the Hungarian sweet)
2. Somewhere in the middle. I don't like them too crisp, but I don't like them very soggy.
3. Is there a food that everyone seems to love that you don't like?

1. Gulyas (Hungarian goulash)
2. Yes, apple pie, which usually attracts totally unwanted comments how much better mother/sister-in-law could have cooked said apple pie (even if they bought it like I ended up doing).
3. Do you enjoy watching folk dancing performed by wearers of colourful and unique national costumes?

1. New.
2. No, not particularly.
3. Are you a "go-to expert" for someone, on any topic?

1. Old.
2. As someone who enjoys research, yes. Grammar/editing, knitting & crocheting, books, and history (particularly ancient history, WWII history, and American History) are the areas I am usually approached about.
3. Same question.

1. Prehistoric
2. Yes, as a qualified reference librarian, I was paid to be a go-to expert in finding information, often in fields that were not normally my cup of tea, or area of expertise, such as business, heavy and light vehicle technology, and accounting. I did help ESOL students with English spelling etc, as part of the job, and one of my strengths, but informally, I was - and still am - a go-to person for archaeology, and British, European and Australian history.
3. Same question.

1. Neanderthal
2. A number of people seem to expect, just because I work in IT, that I know everything about computers and can, and will, fix their computers for them. What's more, they expect me to do it for free, when I suspect that if their central heating went wrong they wouldn't expect a plumber friend to help them without some compensation. People say that it's OK to say "no" once in a while; but if I say no, after a hundred occasions of saying yes, then they say I'm a thoroughly nasty, selfish person. It really gets on my nerves.
Oh, and I'm also an anorak about all things Gilbert & Sullivan.
3. Have you ever been on TV? (Closed-circuit in the supermarket doesn't count.)

1. Cave man
2. No (as a random note though I was only a few feet away when they were shooting an outdoor scene for the movie The Mighty Ducks).
3. Is there a field in which you'd like to be a go-to expert?

1 Cave Painting

2. Probably wild medicinal herbs (weird, right )

3. Would you ever ride an elephant?

1. Aztec (?)
2. Yes
3. Would you ever ride a camel?