1. If you could live in any city in the world, where would you live and why? Aberdeen, Scotland. It has been my home for over 15 years now and I love it here so much because the beach is in walking distance. I can walk up to Torry Battery and spot dolphins and I can get a bus out to the shire for when I want to be in the countryside. I spend most of my time at the beach or in Duthie Park, also in walking distance.
2. If you could speak any language fluently, what would it be? Irish and Polish. My family taught me some Irish words and phrases when I was younger but I'm very rusty and I picked up some Polish words and phrases from work friends over the years.
3. When was the last time you rode a ferry and where did you go? Last month when I went to Ireland to visit a fandom friend.
4. What was the longest plane ride you've ever taken? Manchester to Sydney in 2022 and I think Manchester to Seattle in 2004 was quite long too.
5. If you discovered a country, what would you name it? I wouldn't name it, I'd keep it to myself for as long as I could and then tell selected friends so they can visit it too.
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Date: 2024-10-12 09:11 am (UTC)Aberdeen, Scotland. It has been my home for over 15 years now and I love it here so much because the beach is in walking distance. I can walk up to Torry Battery and spot dolphins and I can get a bus out to the shire for when I want to be in the countryside. I spend most of my time at the beach or in Duthie Park, also in walking distance.
2. If you could speak any language fluently, what would it be?
Irish and Polish. My family taught me some Irish words and phrases when I was younger but I'm very rusty and I picked up some Polish words and phrases from work friends over the years.
3. When was the last time you rode a ferry and where did you go?
Last month when I went to Ireland to visit a fandom friend.
4. What was the longest plane ride you've ever taken?
Manchester to Sydney in 2022 and I think Manchester to Seattle in 2004 was quite long too.
5. If you discovered a country, what would you name it?
I wouldn't name it, I'd keep it to myself for as long as I could and then tell selected friends so they can visit it too.