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Bows! Crossbows are cool, too, but I think there's just something about the original bow!

I'd like to learn how to do archery someday. I've gotten interested in archery ever since I saw the Koreans win in the Olympics, and I've always thought archery was cool in historical dramas and fantasy like Narnia and Lord of the Rings.

Black tea or green tea?

~Wunder

Black tea — specifically Earl Grey or variations on it (milder taste with a bit of citrus). I've tried green tea, but I just don't like the taste.

Baths or showers?

Showers. I can at least feel conscientious & law abiding taking a four minute shower, instead of wasting a whole lot of water to fill a bathtub. No criticisms intended.

Winter or summer?

Winter. I can't believe I'm saying that as I'm sitting, shivering under a blanket with fuzzy socks on, mumbling about the darn cold. But this is preferable to dealing with sweat and bugs in the summertime.

Gelato or ice cream?

Ice cream, only because I've never tried gelato though I've heard it's good!

Cinnamon or ginger?

~Wunder

Ginger as a rule.

Chocolate or Strawberry flavours?

Chocolate. Strawberry flavours taste very chemical like to me

rain or snow

Snow. Where I grew up, it doesn't snow at all, so I never saw snow until I moved to the UK at the age of almost 30. I still go absolutely loopy when I see it falling!

Spring or autumn?

Spring. I love the sight of blooming flowers and leaves beginning to reappear on trees. However my allergies would probably prefer Autumn.

Watching Sunsets or Sunrises?

Watching sunrises! Sunsets are only the sun going away...sunrises seem like a brand new beautiful orb is magically appearing out of nowhere!

Video games or board games?

Board games. They are a great sort of occupation to keep the family amused during electricity blackouts, especially.

Lemon meringue pie for dessert, or prunes & custard, for dessert?

Lemon meringue pie, thanks. I loathe prunes. (So did C.S. Lewis, incidentally.)

Walking in the bush (woodland / forest to non-Aussies) or walking on the beach?

The bush! Way more to see in there. (Where I live, though, we call them the woods. )

Which to explore: Tombs or dungeons?

Tombs! Both are interesting though.

The texture of sand or the texture of stones?

Stones. Doesn't get in your clothes or lunch.

A warm cloudy day or a crisp sunny one?