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1. Are you good at keeping in touch with old friends?
2. What is your preferred method of communication: Email, phone, one on one visit?
3. At a party, do you prefer one on one conversation, or a group conversation?
4. Are you a fan of dinner parties? Would you prefer to attend or host?
5. How many hours a day do you spend on the phone? How many of those hours are for work?
posted by punky @ 9:54 AM
8 Comments
8 Comments:
1. I'm not good at it, but I'm working at getting better. I only have a few old friends anyway.
2. I'm at the PC all day, and sometimes I type faster than I talk - so email for me. Of course, nothing beats being in person.
3. Depends if I know a lot of people or not. If I do - then group talk - if not, then I'll usually talk one-on-one with someone. I'm pretty extroverted, so I'm not bothered by being at parties where I know nobody!
4. I'm a BIG fan of dinner parties - we joined a supper club as soon as we moved to Sacramento. I prefer to attend rather than host - less cleanup!
5. I probably spend 4-6 hours a day on the phone - all for work. On weekends I might spend an hour max on the phone talking to friends and family.
1) not really. if we grew apart, its usually for a reason.
2) in person or phone. i prefer the personal aspect of it, not the dehumanized aspect.
3) it depends on the party, but usually i prefer one on one since the feedback is immediate and direct.
4) i hate dinner parties. id stab myself in the eye with a dinner fork before i would host one. attending is ok, as long as it isnt roast duck and carrots on grandmas china at her ancient table sitting under a chandelier.
5) i hate talking on the phone, end of story.
1. The trick is to get a well trained donkey, and then things usually go a lot smoother.
2. Usually two to nine times a week, depending on how fresh the batteries are.
3. It's really more a question of how you grip it rather than how much honey you put on it, in my opinion.
4. I don't think there is a "wrong way" per se, but certainly if you break an ankle you should reconsider your strap placement.
5. That's just who she is, isn't it? I mean, you must have known that when you paid for all the equipment? What did you think was going to happen?
-cbol
Welcome Casey.
1) Yes
2) One on One I wanna...(damn you Hall & Oats w/mullets)
3) See above
4) HOST !
5) too many...all of them
J
1. well, that depends. Some old friends we see and hear from regularly - I have friends in the mystery field for over 25 years.
But there are others who fall by the wayside for one reason or another.
2. e-mail or visits more than phone calls
3. group conversation
4. we used to give a lot of dinner parties. Hosting is more hectic but I prefer it. And I don't even mind the cleanup too much.
5. Hours on the phone? As few as possible. In the average day, no more than a few minutes, unless I get a call from my sister or mother.
if they are worthy of keeping in touch - i only keep in touch w/ one of my high school friends...
i email A LOT and i love the visits (if i can make the time to see the people)
depends on the party and how stinky the person's breath is! haha!
i love to entertain - so i love to throw the dinner parties. i am not a big fan of going to them though cause i always think in my head how i would do things A LOT differently.
i try NOT to speak on the phone - don't really like to since i had a customer service position and was on the phone for 8 hours a day! YUCK!
no
email
group, though i mostly listen and nod
dinner parties are ok (free food, I don't have to cook). i prefer to attend.
less then 1 hour. 50% of that for work.
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