[sprite1950]

Too many to mention. When you've lived as long as I have you've listened to some amazing music and I loved music from the late 60s/70s because they remind me of my youth. Many of the songs I like you may never have heard of; my favourite artists were The Beatles, The Stones, The Who, Beach Boys. Their music never dies and I don't think I could pick one track that I would say was my favourite.

[TeacherAngel]

I know The Beatles and Beach Boys.

I like most Beatles songs but I only like one from Beach Boys which is "Wouldn't it be nice". My parents love the Beatles.

Who is your favorite Beatles member?

[sprite1950]

When I was in my early teens I used to have a big picture of them on my wall and Paul was my favourite. As I got older I preferred George, who sadly died. The Beach Boys had a unique sound but 'God only knows' used to make me go all goose pimply when I heard it and still does.

[TeacherAngel]

Oh, I'd have to look that up. My mom's favorite is Paul too. My father think John Lennon is the best Beatles member.

When was your most memorable birthday?

[sprite1950]

I can't honestly remember but it was probably my 18th when I was old enough to legally drink. I remember going out with my best friend, drank too much and made myself really ill. Not a good idea but it taught me to drink sensibly after that!

[suny]

What are your favorite dishes and what you like more self cooked or ready to eat meals?

[sprite1950]

I like both. I like indian curries athough I'm a bit of a lightweight and can't cope with the really hot ones! One of my favourite dishes is Spaghetti Bolognaise, it tastes yummy and is really easy to prepare. I eat ready meals sometimes but prefer to cook my own.

[TeacherAngel]

I can't honestly remember but it was probably my 18th when I was old enough to legally drink. I remember going out with my best friend, drank too much and made myself really ill. Not a good idea but it taught me to drink sensibly after that!

Experience is, indeed, the best teacher.

What do you like most about your best friend?

[sprite1950]

My best friend is the sister of an ex. I just love the fact that she is always there for me if I need her despite the fact we have our own lives now and don't see as much of each other as I would like. We have the same sense of humour too and that's so important in any relationship. You have reminded me I must ring her

[TeacherAngel]

Where is your favorite place in the world?

[sprite1950]

I loved the Greek Islands when I visited. The beaches were beautiful, the buildings awesome. I always said I would go back but never did.

In my own country I love the place I grew up in. A place called Devizes. It holds many special memories for me, of being with my parents who are both gone now, friends I don't often see any more and many happy nights out. I don't live there now but I'm not too far away so when I feel down that's where I go. I call it my spiritual home.

[ceci]

I am a bit curious about the number 1950, does it bring any hidden meaning? thanks!

[sprite1950]

I am a bit curious about the number 1950, does it bring any hidden meaning? thanks!

Ceci you asked me this already! lol. No hidden meaning, just my year of birth

[TeacherAngel]

The place where we grew up always holds a special spot in our heart. <3

If you're a teacher, which subject are you most likely to teach?

[sprite1950]

You mean if I was a teacher? It would definitely be English because it's my best subject and I enjoy it.

[TeacherAngel]

Which would you enjoy teaching more - literature or grammar?

[sprite1950]

Probably a bit of both although my grammar might be a bit rusty when it comes to parts of speech. Sometimes I will look back on posts I have written and frown because I think I could have phrased something in a better way.

[Decentlady]

Do you drink a lot of Sprite?

[TeacherAngel]

Do you have a favorite author?

[sprite1950]

Do you drink a lot of Sprite?

Lol I like it but don't drink fizzy drinks on a regular basis as they are too fattening!

Do you have a favorite author?

When I was a youngster I loved the boarding school novels written my Enid Blyton. I would spend hours in my room reading them. Then I progressed to Jane Austen novels or books written in that time. I read less these days but love horror and have read quite a few Stephen King books.