
Crikey, how can it be Monday again so soon? Although this week there is the release of Jo Nesbo's lastest Harry Hole book to look forward to... I have my Christmas book tokens ready and clutched in my hot little hand and can't wait to start reading it. Anyway, I digress (yet again). I decided to join in with Java's Meet me on Monday meme. Each Monday she poses five questions for people to post and answer on their blogs, so here goes (and for once the photos aren't mine):
1. Do you like your ice-cream in a dish or cone?I've never been a big fan of ice-cream, I'd rather have a starter than a dessert in a restaurant, and if I had anything similar at home it would probably be Swedish Glace, chocolate flavoured, served in a dish (although I'd rather have chocolate soya dessert poured over fresh fruit salad), mmmmmm :O)
2. Do you read the newspaper daily?
No, one reason is I just don't get time, the other is I'd read The Guardian or The Times, and they're far too expensive to buy every day. I tend to use the internet for news, usually the BBC.
3. Marinara or meat sauce?
Well I don't eat meat so I'd have to say marina. My favourite sauce for pasta however is just a teaspoon or two of a pesto type - I just love it. Couldn't find a picture of vegan pesto sauce so here's some Sacla instead.
4. Last time you cried? Not sure, but not long ago, probably a few weeks back and probably something to do with pmt! I did have a lump in my throat at some parts of Battlestar Galactica which we've been watching on DVD... Some films make me cry, I was an emotional wreck after watching Silent Running, in fact just the thought of the ending has brought a tear to my eye, sniff sniff... I cry quite easily, but not as easily as my half-sister, who has been known to blub at adverts on the tv (yes, really).
5. What word/phrase do you find really annoying?When weather forecasters say 'precipitation' instead of 'rain', even the Met Office use it on their website. When did that start? Teeth-grating stuff. Also when people (including some U.S. presidents) say 'nucular' instead of 'nuclear'. My least favourite word though has to be when people describe their husbands as 'hubby', it makes me want to scream. David would never refer to me as 'wifey', or if he did the men in white coats would be carting him off as I'd know he'd finally flipped. (Misplaced apostrophes also drive me up the wall but I don't think they count as a word/phrase!).
AAAAAaaaaaargh!!!!!
Link up with more Meet me on Mondays at Java's Never Growing Old.