Guilty or Not Guilty

[LEROZERO]

Not guilty? I mean...I would love to know a good one on netflix, maybe?

Next person loves to watch the occasional trash show(Bad writing, questionable story, etc etc) from time to time.

[WickedCadrach]

Not Guilty. Bad writing in a movie or a show can sour it for me pretty quick. Really though, what I mean by 'bad' is 'boring' writing. It doesn't have to be perfect as long as it's transmitting an interesting story and gives me something to play with while I'm watching. 

The next person would drink a cup of my homemade tea blend with me (It's good. Don't worry about it.)

[IsabellaRose]

Guilty. I think that would be lovely.

 

The next person would drink a glass of my homemade raspberry wine with me.

[WickedCadrach]

Guilty. That sounds delightful and delicious. I actually had a blueberry wine not too long ago for Midsumar, and once upon a time, I made my own mead (I should try that again now that I know you can sub maple syrup for the honey). 

The next person has recently finished a book they'd love to tell us about. 

[AmberBi]

A little guilty.  Lately been reading books on gardening and specifically growing peppers.  I always (this year too) have a hard time with those things, so I wanted to learn the tricks to get an abundant harvest next year.  Seems like I have just been not giving them not much attention, and need to protect them from the rabbits and deer.  They seem to like those plants.  The problems of living in the country. .

The next poster cried from eating some hot peppers and never regretted it.  

[EmmaCozyPixelz]

Very true! I like spicy food and peppers no matter how much sweat and tears come my way ! 

The next poster had a midnight snack in the last seven days. 

[LEROZERO]

Guilty. Takes a lot to fill me up, so a snack is a bowl of ramen(2 packs). 

Next person has eaten pizza in the last 7 days.

[WickedCadrach]

Guilty. I made up some pizza dough last week and had a lovely oil and garlic base pizza with caramelized onion, peppers, marinated tofu crumbles, and kalamata olives.

The next person has been holding onto something broken, but hasn't gotten around to fixing it.

[IsabellaRose]

Guilty. The handle to my sliding glass door. It's this old model by a company who has since reduced their presence in my area, so now they only have a sales office one city over. I  found their website, but this model door was installed 20 or 30 years ago and it's not there anymore, nor are parts for it. When they finally quoted me for replacement inner and outer handles and the locking mechanism, plus a guy to install it all, they want $1200, for which price I might as well put in a whole new sliding glass door! So for now my sliding glass door from my breakfast nook out to my deck is still using the horrible looking aftermarket handle and functional but stupid-looking lock system the previous tenant rigged up. It's an eyesore and an annoyance and I hate it, but... it hasn't been a big enough priority to spend the money yet.

 

The next person own their own home and sometimes regrets the decision to buy due to dumb stuff like what I described above.