1. If you were a mythical creature, which creature would you be?2. Has the Great Australian Novel been written yet or not? If so, what is it?
3. Feelings on peanut butter ...
4. The best way to rid the kitchen of a cockroach is ...
5. You know I'm (insert your nationality here) by my ...
Good on you Kim!
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. If you were a mythical creature, which creature would you be?
2. Has the Great Australian Novel been written yet or not? If so, what is it?
3. Feelings on peanut butter ...
4. The best way to rid the kitchen of a cockroach is ...
5. You know I'm (insert your nationality here) by my ...
1. Pegasus they are so beautiful and graceful.
2. probably not.
3. Love it especially if it is crunchy
4. Have an automatic sprayer (Raid or Mortein), and if there is a dead one just pick it up with a tissue.
5. You know I'm Australian by my accent and expressions.
1. The Kraken
2. Cloudstreet
3. T'is good, smooth or crunchy both.
4. My wife's shoe
5. You know I'm Aussie by my deep love for Vegemite. And hat with dangly corks.
1. If you were a mythical creature, which creature would you be? - a cross between Pegasus and a unicorn.
2. Has the Great Australian Novel been written yet or not? If so, what is it? - no idea but it's not half the stuff I had to plough through at school.
3. Feelings on peanut butter ...no sugar, no salt, crunchy is best
4. The best way to rid the kitchen of a cockroach is ...hit with thong / other blunt instrument you can leave outside for the rain to wash clean or bug spray if nothing else to hand; if not too squished, sweep up with dustpan and brush and deposit in bin, otherwise sweep up what you can and use kitchen paper / tissue for the rest.
5. You know I'm Australian by my ... use of "G'day" (as I discovered in Germany, yes, we really do say it); "yeah, no" and craving for Vegemite if I've been OS without it (can I take it to NZ / get it there while on holidays?).
1. A dragon. I do breathe fire from time to time.
2. Yes. A fortunate life.
3. Crunchy. With jam or spread thickly on banana.
4. Call someone else while you stand well away.
5. You know I'm a confused Australian who's lived in other places by my love of maple syrup on bacon and eggs.
1. The guy that shoots arrows at people to make them fall in love? Cupid?
2. Nope
3. Can only have it in the house if it has no sugar or salt, otherwise I just eat the whole jar
4. Ferrets!! Of course.
5. You know I'm Australian by my sense of humor and paying out of myself!
1. a grumpy one!! Probably a dragon.
2. No, not yet.
3. love it - crunchy or smooth, but we don't have it in our house anymore so that we can welcome all children over without worrying about nut allergies. Noone in our household is allergic to peanuts, but for the sake of others we forgo.
4. get the house fumigated regularly.
5. You know I'm an Aussie by my love of Sydney beaches.
1. a mermaid!! :)
2. not exactly an expert on this, but i'd say possum magic really ought to be up there :)
3. people live without it?! best with chocolate ... and ice cream ... :) (pb&j actually overrated ...)
4. get a boy to do it for you
5. american ... accent? sense of humor? wish for everything to have a happy ending?
Kim, I think that Possum magic while an excellent book is not a novel but a picture book so cannot be declared the great australian novel.
Semantics!
1. Medusa.
2. Definitely Cloudstreet!
3. Nom nom nom
4. Hefty whack with shoe followed by victory dance.
5. an Australian who grew up overseas by my lack of knowledge of 80s Australian pop culture. You DON'T want me on your trivia team!
1. Bunyip
2. 'Jasper Jones' by Craig Silvey
3. good on toast for breaky
4. whack with a shoe
5. ... Australian ... by my tendency to say 'strike', enthusiasms for Holdens.
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