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[kybearfuzz]

Okay, I'm bored.. Answer me this:

1. What was the first book you remember enjoying as a child?
   
2. What websites do you visit regularly?
   
3. What was your favorite childhood game?
   
4. What three shows would you love to see un-canceled?
   
5. Are you a morning person or a night owl?

My Answers

1. The Great Gilly Hopkins by Katherine Paterson. I remember this book from 7th grade and thought it was hilarious, wickedly funny and catty. The book jacket was one of the best attractants, a drawing of a girl blowing a huge bubble on the front and that same girl with a burst bubble gum splat on her face on the back. I should buy this one.
   
2. I go to Bear411 (NWS!) and Livejournal daily. I also enjoy looking through Wikipedia for random stuff of interest.
   
3. Though we usually played kickball (part baseball/part soccer/part dodgeball) in the yard, I was always a bigger fan of tag.
   
4. Here are my three...
   
   
   • Dead Like Me -- I've posted about this show a lot lately, love it.
     
   • Remember WENN -- a period comedy about life in a 1940's radio station, back when they had serials and musical shows broadcast by studio actors.
     
   • Cupid -- Jeremy Piven as the god of love (sigh)
   
   
5. Though I am often at work early in the morning, I am actually more prone to staying up late. I force myself to go to bed at night out of necessity. When I'm drawing or working on something, I generally do better work in the late evening/early morning hours.

Comments

[mikiedoggie.livejournal.com]

I almost always get a "food coma" after lunch. I used to think it was just the untreated apnea, but even now I'll have something of a lull.

[bearfaced.livejournal.com]

Low glycaemic index (GI) foods can help reduce this effect, they produce a slower rise in blood sugar levels and help to reduce that post lunch peak which can make you tired.