Yes, it was fun

Have you ever gone scuba diving?

No

Have you ever gone snorkeling?

No

Have you ever visited another country?

Yes, Canada and Mexico

Have you ever went cross country skiing?

Yes. Spent 3 weeks in Spain.

Have you ever been whale watching?

Not cross country.

Have you ever skiied downhill?

Well that was fun.


No.

Have you ever been whale watching?

Yes

Have you ever seen a moose?

Yes.

Have you ever been to a garlic festival?

Yes, several moose when I was in Colorado
No to the garlic festival

Have you ever had a fox follow you and try to come close?

In answer to Storm - Yes I have been to a garlic festival. In fact my hometown was the garlic capital of California.


Yes - I have had a fox follow me and try to come close

Have you ever seen a bear in the woods?

A former coworker of mine is from your hometown. Crazy stuff. *laughing*

No. Never seen a bear in the woods.


Have you ever had a mountain lion in your backyard?

So that's both of us then

No, I have not. My Dad has, when they lived in Colorado.


Have you ever been to Thailand?

No.


Have you ever read something that someone posted and could not believe your eyes?

Yes, some people are truly amazing.

Have you ever been published?

Yes

You are supposed to ask a question also.

OT: Yes

Have you ever wanted to go on a game show?

Yes.

Have you ever taken dance lessons?

Yes, got free lessons, and they checked you out, if you had a nice car and good clothes, they said you were good and should join up for professional coaching.
I wasn't any good.

Have you ever got away from the cops after you ?

Yes. I was drove to meet a metal fabricator at his warehouse in another city to pick up a retrofit exhaust pipe, and he said meet at 6:00 PM. It had already been paid for over the phone. I got there at 5:55 PM and knocked on the door, waited until 6:00 PM, then walked to the other side of the building, knocked on the other door, no answer. By 6:05 PM I called him and he said I did not show up at 6 so he left, and too bad that I drove all the way from another city. So I looked around for cameras and started to pry open the door with a crow bar, heard sirens, got in my car and left. I turn onto the main road. Subsequently, a cop car racing down the road with sirens subsequently turns onto the road I am on from a road further back. I figure I’m toast and pull off to the curbside of the road and stop. The police turns into the road I came out of, behind me. I was surprised to realize they did not know I was who they were after. So I got in my car and kept on going. I was lucky. I could hear cars with sirens in the distant traffic, until I got out of that city.

That was one of my more harrowing experiences.

Have you ever wanted to explore a place that seemed too inconspicuous to check out?