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1. What is your middle name?: Kelly
2. If you had been born the other sex, did your parents tell you what your name would have been?: Nope
3. Do you have children and if so, what are their names?: No bebbes
4. If you were to ever have a child or more children, what would you name them?: Amarantal, because that's not a real name, and Rhiannon, and strangley enough Chloe for girls. John, Matthew, Luke, Damien for boys (bit of a Biblical theme, for some reason)
5. Most people know their mother's maiden name, but do you know your grandmother's maiden name?: Johnson on my mother's side. Don't know about dad's, but I know her first married name was Kingston, and her second is Waller.
6. Did you have an imaginary friend as a child?: Nope
7. What was the name of your first pet?: Rusty. He was a silver goldfish you got some kind of infection. Original name: Sparky.
8. If you have pet(s) now, what are their names?: Cats, Chimney Sweep and Mischief. Or Sweep and Missy, generally. Blame Clo for Chimney Sweep.
9. What was the name of the first person you ever kissed?: Jason, I guess.
10. What was the name of the school you attended as a child?: Oh, which? We have LongAcre, Wonersh and Shamley Green Infant School, Saint Nicholas and then we're onto senior school nad I figure that doesn't count.
11. What was/is the name of your English teacher in high school?: I'm really struggling here. We had a woman who'd been working there for 25 years, then a man who left after one term (and another man who stayed for two and made us co-write his book) and then a different woman. Can't remember any name. But I have Mr Long now! And Dr Deeming. And it's taken me most of this year to remember Dr D's name, so really, can I be blamed for forgetting the others?
12. Do you name your vehicles? What are the name(s)?: No brum-brum.


I have a vague desire to be morbid at people. Well, not morbid exactly, because it doesn't upset me at all, but natter away about my dead father. It occured to me that this is probably the time of year he died around. Late march? Sounds about right. Followed two weeks later by my grandad. It's only recently sunk in what it must have been like for mum: her birthday and high hopes of dad's recovery, her husband dies, her father dies. So, yes, much admiration for her. And I'll probably nattermore about this later, because I don'thave many memories and it's worth putting a few of them to paper. Actually, i don't really have any memories of dad, though several of just after he died. Unsurprising, really.

Uh, now I have to think of something cheerful, don't I? Don't want to depress the punters. Uh... Easter tomorrow! Time off! And Tor's birthday! Look, over there! ::runs::

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