Bipolar Questions Version 5

No, I don't. I don't need that. I'm at home a lot as it is. I need to get out more.

Q: Who is your greatest support?

Higher Power

Q: Do you like any kind of classical music?

Definitely! Antonio Vivaldi and Beethovan, especially.

Did you do anything special for your 16th birthday?

I was given a car and went to dinner with my family and best friend. It was a great day.

Can you feel other people's feelings?

To the extent that any human being can kind of feel another person's feelings, yes, I would say that I kind of can.

Q: Have you ever been to Alaska?

No, but I would like to visit Alaska someday. I've visited a majority of US states, including Hawaii and even most US territories, though. My parents have been to Alaska (my dad a few times). I have seen parts of Alaska from the plane. I remember that I was on my way to Japan and for some reason the plane had to take a very northern flight route. The plane flew low over parts of Alaska and the Aleutian islands. The views were spectacular! I know that during one flight I witnessed the Aurora Borealis. I think it was the mentioned one to Japan.

Q: What is the most spectacular sight you ever saw?

a cat drinking water from a sink once someone had turned it on for him.

awww... honestly sooo cute!. it was like kitty was just sat their waiting for it

anything that involves cats!

and dogs!

question: have you ever been to toilet somewhere you shouldn't or somewhere embarassing?

hah I ask this because when I went to reply I was going to say my mother taking a leak in the microwave



and things with fur in general

The most spectacular sight I've ever seen was a view in Alaska (of all places). I love that I got to visit there.

Question: How many US states have you visited?

If I'm not counting the state I live in or states that I just drove through to get somewhere else, 9

do you like riding rollercoasters?

I do like riding rollercoasters sometimes

Do you dislike ''entitled'' people?

As a matter of fact, I find them irritating.

Q. What are your thoughts on passive aggressive people?

I find them difficult

did you have a favourite book as a child (cub)

Tie between the Anne of Green Gables series and Little House on the Praire series. I read both many times.

What was/is your favorite job you've ever had?

never worked.

always been a coutch potato

got any favorite sayings?

I got a few sayings I use when I'm leaving somewhere:
"I was born to rock and now I gotta roll"
"Out of here/hair like a bald man"
"Heading out like a newborn"
and my all time favorite: "You are unique, just like everyone else"

Do you find listening to sad or angry music helpful or hurtful when you are sad/angry?

Yes I do sometimes find it helps

Favourite song to listen to if you're feeling angry?

Everyday by Dave Matthews


When you help others, what causes you to intervene?

Good question. I like to think I genuinely care about others and have empathy and compassion

What is your favourite musical instrument?

The cello - I played it starting in 5th grade

Question: Have you ever been to a live concert?

Yes, many. All types of music (rock, jazz, classical, opera, ballet, etc.) I can't possibly remember the number. I have been extremely fortunate in that respect. My husband is also a music enthusiast and living and traveling where we do makes it very possible.

Q: What performance (live, cinema, TV) impressed you the most?

emma thompson in the movie wit (2001)

the movie was sad but she handled the part really well

what would you do right now if you were offered anything in the world which would make your life better in this moment.

I would live in a forest with other bears

Are you spiritual?

Yes. Our spiritual qualities are a core component to our being whether or not we choose to connect with that aspect of ourselves. Our spirituality is the doorway through which we connect to all that is greater than us as well as all of the other pieces of creation.

How do you honor the spiritual aspect of your Self?

Hard question and I'm not sure I'm providing a proper answer, but I guess what comes to my mind is being a giving, open-minded, and forgiving person. I don't mean to just others, but to nature, myself, and even other things (i.e. technology, new science/ideas, etc.) I don't believe in the concept of evil, and work hard not to hate and to discourage hatred. I don't believe it ever does any good. Nobody is perfect at all of this, but that's where the forgiveness and open-mindedness come in.

Q: What positives have you already experienced from this covid 19 situation?

Seems perfectly proper to me Thanks for your insight.