50 things you ought to know about me:
I love the colour purple
I used to be a paid-up member of the Scottish Socialist Party and the LibDems
I am an ENFP
I like the Harry Potter books
My favourite old movie is Random Harvest
I love the smell of incense
Jo Malone candles are my favourite (especially Pomegranite Noir)
I hate tulips - especially cut ones in a vase when they start to droop
I was a tomboy
I was ordained by two bishops
I love John Duncan’s painting ‘St Bride’
Iona holds a special place in my heart
If I could go anywhere in the world it would be back to Florence or Assisi
I don’t like olives or celery
I love to look at sunlight on water
My computer knowlege is all self-taught
I used to be a Sign Writer and Graphic Designer
Injustice makes me angry
Going to St Michael and All Saints is like going home
I don’t do gardening
I find Transactional Analysis useful
You’ll find me on Facebook
I have two sons
I am a member of Affirming Catholicism
I helped set up Changing Attitude Scotland
Angel perfume is one of my favourites
My first single was Wishing Well by Free
I can recite The Return of Albert by Stanley Holloway
Sport is not my thing
Once I did an after-dinner speech to a Ladies Golf Club and got paid for it
I never drink alone
St Rita is my favourite saint
I have a rather large collection of religious tat
My memory is not what it used to be
My favourite hymn is I Heard The Voice of Jesus Say
I don’t play any musical instruments but wish I did
Sean Connery does it for me
I have watched every Big Brother series
Medicine holds a fascination for me
Perfume is one of my favourite books
I won a prize for handwriting in primary school
During the Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh (1970) I helped at scoring for Fencing
Puffins make me smile
I have no sense of direction
Jesus is the man
I love the Archers
I once met Kenneth Leech
Moisturiser is a must
Moths get me moving
I have never been a member of any other church
I like Angel and St. Rita too!
I’ll eat olives and celery if they are finely chopped and hidden within some other food. Otherwise, I’m with you.
Lindy
Wow! Hardly anyone has ever heard of St Rita. She’s the best!
Arrived here via Tom Allen and am now getting all excited at similarities along the way - in faith, politics and literature though not in the kitchen. And earlier this year I ?had supper/ with Ken Leech. I’m still wondering if that means that I ought to be in awe of myself, as someone who has met him
Oh Ken is my biggest hero, so you must be too! Good to meet you, Kathryn.