Q1) 6th October, 1908, saw the birth of actress, Carole Lombard. She played Millie Claudette in which 1928 film: The Divine Sinner, Power or Show Folks?
Q2) Joe Frazier was born: on 6th October, 1922. Was he a boxer, baseball player or American footballer?
Q3) Explorer, Thor Heyerdahl, was born on 6th October, 1914. His famous 1947 expedition — across the Pacific — was made on a raft called what: Kon-Tiki, Kon-Koction or Kon-Fusion?
Q4) 6th October is the feast day of Saint Faith of Conques. She’s a patron saint of whom: pilgrims, shepherd or fishermen?
Q5) Finally … ? 6th October City is where: Egypt, Saudi Arabia or Yemen?
“I’ve lived by a man’s code designed to fit a man’s world, yet at the same time, I never forget that a woman’s first job is to choose the right shade of lipstick.”
Carole Lombard, October 6, 1908 – January 16, 1942.
† Oh, it was a job and a half, Olga. Cleaning the kit, afterwards, wasn’t easy, either! If nothing else, the bowl was enormous.
Those wood ovens do look good. But the Pizza Hut I worked at had an industrial pizza cooker. Basically? It was like a grill … with a built in conveyor belt. (I’m sure one of them is in Stranger Things 4: a good chunk of some episodes are in a pizza place!)
‡ Well … not the real world version, Debbi: it’s some sort of protein drink. I don’t know what the protein is, now you mention it!
^ I think I caught bits of it on the news, Trevor: apparently, Dame Shirley refused to do the press conference … until she had her cape on!
Q3) Kon-Tiki (One of my teachers at high school told us about the Kon-Tiki exploits, and I bought and read the book. I am sure it must be somewhere...
Q4) pilgrims
Q5) Egypt I hadn't heard from Patxi Andión in years! He had such a special voice... Good luck with your appointment today. I hope the chiropodist can sort out the problem. And well done on the interview! Fingers crossed on the assessment front. I am sure you won't have any problems, but I know about technical glitches, so sending you positive thoughts. I don't think I told you, but I went to the radio station to edit a couple of news on Tuesday and the power went off (not a generalised problem, only affecting a few blocks), so I had to leave it in the editor's capable hands, as it was several hours before it came back (and they had to rush to get the news programme ready).
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1 Show Folks
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3 Kon Tiki
4 Pilgrims
5 Egypt
Q1) The Divine Sinner
ReplyDeleteQ2) A boxer
Q3) Kon-Tiki (One of my teachers at high school told us about the Kon-Tiki exploits, and I bought and read the book. I am sure it must be somewhere...
Q4) pilgrims
Q5) Egypt
I hadn't heard from Patxi Andión in years! He had such a special voice...
Good luck with your appointment today. I hope the chiropodist can sort out the problem. And well done on the interview! Fingers crossed on the assessment front. I am sure you won't have any problems, but I know about technical glitches, so sending you positive thoughts.
I don't think I told you, but I went to the radio station to edit a couple of news on Tuesday and the power went off (not a generalised problem, only affecting a few blocks), so I had to leave it in the editor's capable hands, as it was several hours before it came back (and they had to rush to get the news programme ready).
Good luck with the job search, Paul! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I, too, have a wonky left foot. But I manage somehow. :)
Hope yours is better than mine.
1. The Divine Stranger
2. boxer
3. Kon-Tiki
4. pilgrims
5. Egypt