Orgasm

Yes. Not really afraid of arachnids or snakes, unless many girls. Probably since they had a lot of them in Alabama where we often visited growing up and where I went to all four of high school and four more in undergraduate school.

Would you every eat an arachnid?

Spellings between repetitions are needed.

My three daughters making noises

Churl

Cruel

Editor

Funny thing, I have experienced. In my life, I have had six boyfriends. With one imporant exception from college, I have remained friends with all of them - with the full knowledge and consent of my husband. Trust has a huge part to play here.

Would you ever

Do something that you are afraid of just to help you get over that fear. For example, sky or scuba diving despite a fear of flying or drowning?

Word games can be difficult.

Yes. Although I already have three degrees, have gone to our local community college and taken courses in Astronomy which I have always found fascinating. Not sure how far I'd pursue it, but is fun.

Would you ever go on a truly blind date?

Intransitive

Ultra

SSuwa

Earth, third rock from Sol.

Probably not, as I do like driving and riding my motorcycle. That said, I did ride bus and subway to work when I was working.

Would you ever change careers (not just a different direction in the same career) mid-life?

Hot sweat tea

I am very blessed to have a loving husband and three healthy daughters to share Christmas with.

Blessed, Joyful

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

The Nutcracker

Hunch

Lunch

Yes, I have an adventurous streak in me.

WYE Spend more money (assuming you had it to spend) on your car than on your house?

Climate is now below freezing.

George Frideric Handel, Messiah

Hard to live off the grid in a major metropolitan area. But my brother lives on a farm near Winchester, VA and gets his water from a well, has a septic, grows his own vegetables, eggs from chickens, milk from goats, etc., electricity from solar and wind. Fortunately, he has a job that allows him to work remotely from home.

Would you ever try skydiving?

No. My thoughts on "Secret" Societies are that if you're doing nothing wrong, you have nothing to hide and should be open and transparent.

If you won the lottery and if you could (many states in the U.S. require you reveal your identity), would you keep your winning secret from everyone outside your immediate family (I'm assuming you would want to help fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, brothers, and sisters. Not so sure about the extend family, you'd probably here from cousins, nephews, nieces, etc., etc. you had never heard of!)

Joseph Haydn

Symphony number 70

Unsavory

Chunk

No, not likely. Trust me, you don't want to hear me sing.

Would you ever just walk out on a job?

Cost is only one consideration.

Tear

Pear