Thank you Sylvia for thinking of me when you passed on the award.
This is all I can do to play along but for me this is the important part…
Three things about me: I drink too much wine, but I don't care. I am desperate for good friendship. I know what I don't know.
My questions to the nominees I nominated: 1) Where did your last journey lead you? / Where did you go? *My last journey was into the hospital to have my hips replaced. Since then I have lived inside my poems, stories and photographs. The journey has taken me to a place inside where I am finding that perhaps a true artist resides. 2) Do you know what your heart desires? / Do you know what your heart is longing for? *This one is easy. My heart desires the love of my small family. My heart desires deep, abiding friendship. My heart desires creativity. 3) When was the last time you smiled at a stranger / stranger just like that? // When did you go to a stranger the last time? *I smiled at a stranger the last time I saw one. I would not have spoken first because I am an introvert but when she asked me how I was we began a very nice conversation. 4) Do you look more on your mobile phone than on your surroundings in the subway, bus, tram, train, park bench - somewhere in the public space? - When you're in public (subway, bus, train, on a park-bench ...) Are you looking at your cellphone? *I only look at my phone for the time or if I have a message or if I am reading a book on it. Mostly it stays in my pocket. I never answer a message or unimportant phone call if I am speaking to someone or eating a meal with others. 5) Do you often dream? / Do you dream often? *I am a real daydreamer. My mind wanders off in random unpredictable ways, well, I know it's not really random but it seems that way. I mostly dream about what the future holds, or about being an artist, or a famous footballer (it's true). Too often I go into my past where I find almost nothing but regret. I know I dream at night but I rarely remember my dreams when I wake up.
Your three things remind me of Socrates.
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HaHa! I keep his picture in my wallet.
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Why does this not surprise me ;o) ?
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Wonderful answers.
Am sorry for “Too often I go into my past where I
find almost nothing but regret….”
But we live now. That may give some comfort?
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Oh it is alright. Regret is a sign that the heart and mind are evolving. And some of what I regret was fun to do at the time, when I was young. =)
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Oh, good :o)
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