FOUR FOR FRIDAY

Q1 - You and Reality TV: If you were to star in your own reality television show/series, what would the title of your show be, and what would the show focus on?

Q2 - Christmas Cards: Did you mail out any Christmas/Holiday cards in 2005? If so, approximately how many did you send verses receive?

Q3 - Terrorism and Air Travel: Do you feel more vulnerable to terrorism now that Cigar Cutters, Corkscrews, Cuticle Cutters, Eyeglass Repair Tools (including screwdrivers), Eyelash Curlers, Knitting and Crochet Needles, Nail Clippers, Nail Files, Personal care or toiletries with aerosols in limited quantities (such as hairspray), Scissors (plastic or metal with blunt tips only), Toy Transformer Robots, Toy Weapons (if not realistic replicas), Tweezers, Umbrellas and Walking Canes (allowed in carry-on baggage once they have been inspected to ensure that prohibited items are not concealed), and Wrenches and Pliers (seven inches or less in length) are allowed back on domestic flights along with carry-on luggage?

Q4 - Going to the Movies: When searching for a movie or show time at a local theatre, do you refer to a daily newspaper, look it up online, or call the theatre directly?

Q1 - You and Reality TV: I have never watched a Reality TV show, but if I did have my own show I would call it ìBeach Bumî. Where the contestants would compete for the best tan, who sailed or surfed the best and who gave the best Beach Party.

Q2 - Christmas Cards: I sent out about 12 ñ 18 cards each year and I get back about the same number.

Q3 - Terrorism and Air Travel: I think we are more vulnerable to terrorism now. What this is saying is, ìHeck we donít care about the flight attendants, they are disposable.î That as long as they canít break into the cockpit we really donít care if they murder the passengers or flight attendants.

Q4 - Going to the Movies: I use all three. It all depends what is closer when I decide I want to go out to the movies.

Got mine done.

1. I don't like reality tv shows so if there's a chance I'll be forced to make a fool of myself, I'd probably turn it down (unless they offer me a lot of money).

2. The same number for both.

3. Maybe, but not really. What I mean is that there's always terrorists out there. If they can't get you on an airplane, then they'd get you elsewhere. Just feeling paranoid because rules have changed isn't going to help anything.

4. Online.

1. I would star in my own rags to riches show. I would call it, "It's My Turn." I would have 25 dream dates set up for me, get a million dollars to spend, travel across the country in a Winnebago, and try daring things, like para-sailing. Do you think this is too much about ME? HA.
2. I sent out two. My wife does the cards. We get about as many as we send out.
3. I feel pretty safe traveling these days.
4. I usually consult the paper.

1. It would be called "The Middle of Nowhere" and it would star 10 families in a suburban development who had all their cars taken away from them.

2. I sent none this year. I recevied about 50. I'm going to send out Groundhog Day cards, instead. It's such an overlooked holiday.

3. I've never felt safe. I'm just that way. But, I think the real concern isn't sharp pointy objects, but this: http://yonkogirl.blogspot.com/2005/12/well-now-i-feel-safe.html

4. Newpaper what now? Online.