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I don't think I've ever gone on a "big" trip, but we went to a lake near us last summer.

When was the last time you saw a doctor?

I went with MD to her Nephrologist last week. My last appointment for myself was maybe a month ago for my ADHD meds adjustment, although it was a telephone appointment.

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I have a phobia about doctors, plus the UK's GP (General Practitioner) system is a joke, but I last visited my Jeeper in January 2019 about a bloodclot in my leg. Luckily it wasn't a serious one....


Have you suspected you may have had Covid at any point in the last two years?

I thought that I had it relatively recently. I didn't get tested so I can't be 100% sure if I did or not

Did you ever play with fire as a kid?

Yes, at the age of 11 or 12 I used to burn egg boxes in the back garden, and also set fire to pans full of cooking oil. Not sure why I did this, but it clearly had a fascination for me at the time.

I also used to ignite matchboxes with all the matches inside, while holding them between my fingers. This gave a spectacular outcome, but was not a very smart thing to do in retrospect.

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Not suspected -- confirmed positive, twice.

If suspected, no surprises. And I wouldn't really know.
I'm mostly asymptomatic, and the most visible symptoms I have isn't COVID but whatever I've been dealing my whole life.


Playing fire as a child?
Yes. Maybe I still do if given any chances.


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Covid - Not really, but my doctor thought it was possible that time when I walked around naked in my back garden calling my cat while looking for my dog. Then passing out in the hallway. lol. Tested negative. Then when I lost my ability to taste food for a few months. Everything tasted rancid. My doctor said it didn't sound like Covid because I had no other symptoms and it eventually went away.

Fire - No. My dad would have whooped my ass. My brother lit his arm on fire though.

My maternal granddad was a pyromaniac.

Do you look a lot like anyone in your family?

I look a bit like my father, which is sometimes a bit disturbing as I could never relate to him. He wasn't a bad person though, and I regret my attitude towards him.

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I look a lot like my father physique wise, but lately people also say i look like my Mother.

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I'm 1000% my dad and his sister.

When I was a baby people used to say "Well at least we know for sure who her father is".

My nose is different from both parents, and I think my eyes are kind of like my mother's especially in her wedding pictures. But overall -- you'd swear I was a girl version of my dad, or the daughter of his sister.

That's kinda creepy now that I think about it lol.

April! Good luck today!

Who is the last relative you spoke with?

Thank you! I am not as nervous as i thought i would be. I think i will Just read from the paper like they told me to lol

I spok with my mom Last.

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The relative I spoke to last was my mom.

How many siblings do you have?

Just one. The world's best brother.

Do you like New Year's Eve, or have any traditions?

No, I like to get all the public holidays over and back to 'normality'.

Have you ever run completely out of money?

Many times. Including once my car was stuck in a paid parking place when I was at a lawyer for custody. They kept me too long and the parking price exceeded my worldly cash. I had to leave my driving license with the parking people and go back the next day after borrowing money from my dad. I was absolutely mortified being stuck in the parking at night and feeling so alone. I lived in overdraft for many years where having "zero" was the highlight of my month (on pay day).

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In my last year at university in 1980, I found myself one day with no money in the bank and just 50 pence (£0.50) in my pocket. I needed to buy something for my evening meal, and could afford a tin of Pea & Ham Soup, but not the can-opener to access the contents, lol. Or I could have bought the can-opener but not the soup....

The next day, I obtained a 'hardship loan' of £60 from my college bursar (thank you, Captain Thomas). It was the first and only time in my life that I was ever in debt, and I resolved never to let it happen again. Sounds laughable these days, when students routinely have debts of thousands of pounds.....


Do you understand the way the financial markets work?