True or False...

[Sunny]

False

You once knew how to drive a stick shift car

 

[hollydolly]

I drive a manual as do most Brits....



You remember tv's which had radios attached

 

[Sunny]

Really, Holly? I didn't know that. I think there are few of them in general use here any more, except for race cars, etc. But I know so little about cars that I could be wrong. I did learn to drive on a stick shift VW.

About the TV's with radios, no, I don't. But I remember when they were black and white.

You are willing to wear uncomfortable shoes if they go with your outfit

 

[debodun]

False, I'd go barefoot before wearing uncomfortable footwear.

You've found at least one 4-leaf clover.

 

[hollydolly]

true..used to find loads when we were kids...haven't looked for them in many years

You're superstitious

 

[Sunny]

False

You subscribe to a print newspaper

 

[hollydolly]

False

Your first drink of the day is a cold one

 

[debodun]

False

You live in a semi-rural area.

 

[Sunny]

Don't know what that is. I'd describe my area as suburban. Is that the same as semi-rural?
This whole general area is getting more urban-looking all the time, though. At least the traffic doesl

You play a daily word game online

 

[debodun]

True - several.

You like Sudoku puzzles.

 

[Gemma]

False

You dust and polish your woodwork at least once per week.

 

[Sunny]

False

You have been to a live performance of an opera at least once

 

[debodun]

False

You use Windows as an OS.

 

[Sunny]

True

Your phone is made by Apple

 

[RadishRose]

False

Your mother wears combat boots

 

[Katherine]

False.

You wear aprons

 

[debodun]

False

You live in an area that is near peak autumn foliage right now.

 

[Pink Biz]

False, not even close

Your parents were teens when they married

 

[debodun]

False - my mom was just 21 and dad almost 30.

You have asphalt shingle roof.

 

[hollydolly]

False


You have a colour theme in your livingroom

 

[Sunny]

If I do, it's not deliberate.

Your accent when you speak is a dead giveaway as to where you were born, or spent your childhood. Not just the nationality, but can people identify what part of the country you are from?

 

[hollydolly]

False...people never guess I'm Scottish.. the first guess is Australian.. I have that more than any other.. the next is Canadian, and then loads of other gueses, but never Scottish .. nuts that in my own country no-one can guess my accent correctly.. ...lol

Same question....

 

[Sunny]

Well, maybe if you stopped saying, "G'day, mite!"

In my case, the answer is yes. Most people identify my New Jersey accent immediately, although I haven't lived in that state since the 1970's.

You have a primary care physician, who refers you to specialists when necessary.

 

[hollydolly]

True..altho' the waiting lists are long

You've visted all the major museum in your area

 

[Sunny]

True, but most were years ago.
The most recent one was the National Museum of African American History and Culture, which I highly recommend. That one is pretty new, relatively speaking.

You use an old-fashioned manual toothbrush (not an electric one)