FQF: Dinner and a Movie (or 2)
Posted in Mixed Bag and tagged with America, Children, Entertainment, Food, Love, Movie on July 30, 20101. What’s your favorite science fiction movie? Make it a double feature. What’s your second favorite?
Favorite is probably the new Star Trek. I actually didn’t see it in the theaters (wish I had!), but I really enjoyed it. When picking a second, it’s really hard not to pick Inception since I just saw it and loved it. Instead, I’m going to have to go with a Star Wars…maybe Episode III? Sorry to purists out there, but I prefer the ones actually made when I was alive.
2. Which ethnic group has the best food?
LOVE Mexican food (both real Mexican food and Tex-Mex, though I must admit I prefer Tex-Mex). I could literally eat it every day. Chinese is a close second, but I’m pickier in which kinds of Chinese food I like.
3. What is your favorite Disney princess?
Toughie. Aurora, probably. I’d love her life in a rural cottage with plenty of time to think (and presumably to read). Or maybe Cinderella.
4. What is America’s gift to the world?
Wow…hmmm. Though we are merely the bearers of this gift and not the originators, I think I’d have to say the Gospel. While it’s also been distorted here–often beyond recognition–America has also been the place God has chosen to incubate the Gospel, and many Americans have been major instruments God has used to spread it. The downside is that Christianity and America are often linked in a way that is highly unflattering to God. May God help us to de-Americanize the Gospel and continue to selflessly share this wonderful gift.
5. Excluding romantic love, when was the last time you told someone you loved them?
This past weekend to sweet little “Abby,” my friend’s 5-year-old girl. I treat her like a niece. She started calling me “Erica” to be silly, so I started calling her “Abby.” Then she started calling me “best friend” and then “sister.” She knows how to wiggle her way into your heart, that’s for sure!
July 30th, 2010 at 1:35 am
I agree Star Trek was awesome and I wish I had seen it in theaters lol. Although I don’t think she’s actually considered a Disney Princess my favorite is Pocahontas!
July 30th, 2010 at 8:48 am
I will forgive you for #1 Part B. ;o)
July 30th, 2010 at 9:01 am
Thanks, Cheryl. I do like the original trilogy, but it doesn’t have the foreshadowing and dark political undertones that the newer trilogy does.
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July 30th, 2010 at 5:14 pm
I can’t believe you didn’t pick my favorite Disney princess – Belle! She IS a voracious reader, she’s smart, she’s brunette *and* she ends up in a beautiful palace with a ballroom and library! :-D
July 31st, 2010 at 4:46 am
Number four is pure poetry in its wisdom. Loved your answer.
July 31st, 2010 at 4:47 am
P.S. George MacDonald would be pround. Have your ever read “The Curate of Glaston?” (From the 1800′s.)
August 3rd, 2010 at 9:50 am
Heather: For whatever reason, Beauty and the Beast has never been a favorite of mine, though she’d be an obvious pick if it was.
Robynn: Thanks…it was a hard one to write. I’ve never heard of that book, will have to check into it!