Guilty or Not Guilty

Guilty and Not Guilty. Downtown Los Angeles doesn't attract me at all but I could definitely live in Chicago or Manhattan. Suburban living in the outskirts of LA is pretty comfortable though. Everything is close by.

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Not guilty. As a lark in college I took a meteorology class. Over a lifetime it turned out to be far more useful and relevant than almost any of my other classes.

Although you're a good speller there are some common words that you misspell over and over?
For instance, "necessary" is a bugaboo for me. Always want to add another c.
 
Not guilty. 3 bins. Regular trash, recyclables, and yard clippings/composting.
No OCD for me, but ADD/ADHD. Passed those genes along to both sons. Daughter is OCD with organization like my husband.

Being organized is a never ending struggle that you have won on some fronts but frequently lose on others.
 
Gas them? I wouldn't even know how to do that.
Mostly yes. If they're large I call in the big guns (my husband).

You find crickets adorable and cockroaches repulsive. An indoor cricket is gently relocated outside while an indoor cockroach (shudder) gives rise to a call to war and a no-holds-barred assault.
 
Not guilty, though "respect" is a tricky concept. My default position is to start out thinking well of people. That opinion is refined and altered based on how things spin out.

You think most people are will take advantage of you if given half an opportunity. (I do not.)
 
Not guilty..( although I had left home when I was 16..by the time I got married I had been living back at home)

You really dislike supermarket music
 

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