Five for Friday :)

[kybearfuzz]

Stolen from and/or influenced by thefridayfive, here are five questions for Friday:

1. Are you named for someone? Who and why?
   
2. What activity recharges your battery?
   
3. What is something you collect and why?
   
4. If you could star in a movie, what genre would it be?
   
5. Do you speak any other languages than your native tongue? Are there any you'd like to learn?

My Answers

1. I was named for my maternal grandfather Marcus. My mom and dad didn't know they were having twins and were wanting to name the baby after their dads. When the twin and I came about, it made things simple. I was named after Papaw Marcus, Joe after Papaw Joseph.
   
2. Napping does it for me. I can nap for a long time though....
   
3. I collect comic books, which isn't a surprise to most people. I've lost count of how many I have.
   
4. I would love to star in a scary and/or horror movie. I doubt I would be a scream queen (hush, you bitches!), but it would be fun.
   
5. I speak some French. I can read it and translate it far better than speaking it though. I never got to practice it much in KY, so my fluency is the pits. I'd love to learn Spanish or Italian.

Comments

[stereobare.livejournal.com]

1: I was named after my mom's dad (now I have a great nephew named after me, his 1st name is my middle, Jason).
2: The smell of some scents works for me. 2 faves, are lavender and lilac.
3: I have 2 1/2 hobbies, and they tend to take up a lot of space, so no collecting from them. They are stainglass window making and rock hounding (the 1/2 is car stereo's, like to tinker with them, but too costly to stay as a hobby).
4: Not really a movie? but I think being in a commercial would be way cool.
5: I speak jibberish, and I'd like to learn English. Thinking I say things clear enough, then have to repeate it so often, tells me I'm not the fluent in it. And as for other tongue's?, thats only if they/he lets me.... :)

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

Ah, I like your hobbies. There is a place in town that teaches stained glass window making here.