fifteen more questions

Hello,

I'm getting my working and this allows me to answer honestly, and try to be a little comical too, so here we go!

1.   What do you do when you see a spider? - I genuinely get a glass and cover it over, if I'm feeling brave I'll slip a card under the cup and take it outside, or I'll leave the cup there until someone can come and deal with it for me!

2.   Do you have stuffed animals? - There are three black bin bags full of them in my parents loft, I have one here with me in Australia, Bramble Brown, he's been with me since I was 7 months old.

3.   Have you ever had a costume party? - No, but I've been to many.  Last one I went as the Joker, it was creepy.

4.   What makes your heart melt? - Boxer dogs, my niece Isabella and my nephew Thomas and the fact I won't be able to hug Thomas until he's almost one years old.

5.   Three good things in your country and three bad things - Well I'm from the UK. (I live in a small town in Scotland and went to University in England)  So three good things, Doctor Who, Sherlock, Harry Potter and James Bond were all filmed in my country; we have, as a nation invented a lot of the things most people use daily, including computers, telephones and the internet and London is our capital city.  Three bad things, it rains on average 250 days of the year; the south-east is over crowded and we aren't as Great as we used to be.

6.   If your country belongs to the EU/NATO, what is your opinion about that? - The United Kingdom is a member (more or less) of both of those clubs.  North Atlantic Treaty Organisation was set up on the 4th April 1949 (I'm a history buff) to try and prevent the sort of power grab and vacuum that occurred in Germany in the 1930s with Adolf Hitler.  It is a military alliance which is still important to the world, as we saw with World War One and Two, we need these sorts of treaties to allow us to have support should this sort of war happen again.  As for the EU, we are a member, but not.  We don't have the Euro so we are in the second tier of the union.  I think it's okay, the only downside is now we don't get stamps in our passports when we travel within the EU!

7.   One thing which is why your partner would rather live in your country? - I don't have a partner, unless you mean on here, for this then I think you should move to the UK because we have amazing food! 

8.   If you had to move to another country, what would it be and why? - That's an easy one because I moved to Australia in September!  Why, because it's cold in the UK and I fancied a warmer climate, however briefly.

9.   Have you ever had to go to the doctors in a foreign country? - Nope, I'm usually well.

10. What foreign language would you like to know how to speak? - I would love to be able to speak French, I want to live in Paris, however briefly.

11. Name two foreign languages that sound hard to speak or funny? - Chinese (Mandarin) is hard and Japanese sounds fun.

12. What tv series do you follow at the moment? - BBC Sherlock, Doctor Who, that's about it, apart from old comedy series'

13. What is the latest good song you have found? - Ed Sheeran or Taylor Swift are the ones I sing the most on the radio.

14. Have you ever had a general anesthetic? - Nope, like I said, I'm generally well.

15. What sport is the most interesting to watch and what is not? - I love football (soccer), rugby (league) and Formula One and I hate watching Skiing, Tennis, Golf and Cricket!