The Friday Five for 1 October 2010
Oct. 1st, 2010 03:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
This week's questions are brought to you courtesy of
insomniac_tales, the letter F, and the number 5...
In the Museum
Copy and paste to your own journal, then reply to this post with a link to your answers.
If you'd like to suggest questions for a future Friday Five, then do so on DW or LJ.
Old sets that were used have been deleted, so please feel free to suggest some more!
**Remember that we rely on you, our members, to help keep the community going. Also, please remember to play nice. We are all here to answer the questions and have fun each week.
We repost the questions exactly as the original posters submitted them and request that all questions be checked for spelling and grammatical errors before they're submitted.
Comments re: the spelling and grammatical nature of the questions are not necessary.**
Honestly, any hostile, rude, petty, or unnecessary comments need not be posted, either.
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
In the Museum
- What is the best painting you've ever seen in a museum or art gallery?
- What was the most interesting display you've seen in a museum setting?
- Have you ever been to a Children's museum? If so have you been as a child and/or as an adult? If so did you find it more interesting as you were older?
- What is the most important thing you learned in a museum?
- What is your most memorable trip to a museum?
(sic)
Copy and paste to your own journal, then reply to this post with a link to your answers.
If you'd like to suggest questions for a future Friday Five, then do so on DW or LJ.
Old sets that were used have been deleted, so please feel free to suggest some more!
**Remember that we rely on you, our members, to help keep the community going. Also, please remember to play nice. We are all here to answer the questions and have fun each week.
We repost the questions exactly as the original posters submitted them and request that all questions be checked for spelling and grammatical errors before they're submitted.
Comments re: the spelling and grammatical nature of the questions are not necessary.**
Honestly, any hostile, rude, petty, or unnecessary comments need not be posted, either.