1. That one Adventures in Odyssey where Connie tries to recreate her parents favorite restaurant.
2. Angel food cake!!!
3. Do you like snowmen?

1. Time machine
2. As far as the knick-knacks, no. The real ones, very much!
3. Are you related to anyone interesting (as in genealogy-wise)?

1. Machine
2. I'm directly related to a famous sweetshop owner.
2. Great question! Are you related to anyone interesting?

1. Computer
2. Well, my great-grandfather was Al Capone's barber. That's pretty interesting, I guess. Also, Robert the Bruce and maybe a US President.
3. This question is too interesting: Are you related to anyone interesting/exciting?

1. Socialising
2. The first man to marry in Hobart in 1804 in what was then the penal colony of Van Dieman's Land, later to be called Tasmania. His second wife and their son-in-law were both transported convicts. Also their granddaughter, my great-grandmother, both celebrated her marriage and enthusiasm for Australia on Federation Day, 1/1/1901. My husband's family claim descent from Rob Roy McGregor.
3. Anyone else?

1. Party
2. Per family tradition, Napoleon was a great uncle and my great-great-great-great grandfather apparently came over during the civil war from France and spoke no English and treated (he was a doctor) soldiers on both sides.
Roger Williams, the founder of Rhode Island, is also supposedly an ancestor and most of the sons and grandsons became pastors until my great grandfather who got kicked out of seminary for unsavory conduct.
3. I don't want to break the streak, any interesting relatives?

1. Balloons

2. Let's see. . . We're supposedly descendents of Henry Clay, the famous Kentucky politician. Much more closely related to us (relatively speaking) is Luke Perry of Beverly Hills 90210 fame. Let's see. . . he is the son of my great uncle's sister. I have no idea what that makes him to me, but his mother has been to several family gatherings. Non relatives with whom my family has been closely associated include Roy Rogers (who my Great Grandmother used to babysit) and Louis Bromfield (with whom a different great uncle was best friends).

3. Same question. . . Any interesting relatives?

1. The Spirit of Adventure
2. Japheth, Shem, and Ham.
3. What is your favourite dessert?

1. Overseas travel
2. Pavlova to die for (Classic meringue base topped and sided with whipped cream and decorated with a variety of all sorts of berries, sliced kiwi fruit, passionfruit pulp, or chocolate.)
3. What is your dream holiday?

1. LOST
2. A weeks-long tour of the UK and Europe.
3. What are you currently reading (aside from this post )?

1. Found
2. I just picked up War & Peace after putting down The Brothers Karamazov, which I couldn't get into. So we will see how that goes....
3. What are some artistic/creative hobbies you enjoy?

1. Hide
2. Emm...I like to do some knitting and sewing, though I don't get much time for them. It's also fun to mess about with creating graphics on the computer.
3. What's on your wish list currently?

1. Seek
2. Some items on my amazon.com wish list are Nelson's New Illustration Manners and Customs of the Bible; a cast iron grill/griddle; "I Was a Male War Bride" DVD.
3. What's on your wish list? (Great question!)

1. Find
2. Ooooh... won't this take long. C.S. Lewis and A.W. Tozer books, some music, gardening decor.
3. What's on your wish list? (Yeah, great question! )

1. Lose
2. Currently on my wish list are a new pair of pointe shoes, 3 Yumiko leotards and a North Face jacket in purple. Not the cheapest wish list I've ever had.
3. What to you, is the perfect birthday cake? (or dessert?)