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sasha_feather) wrote2020-10-09 03:09 pm
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From @theFridayfive: old stuff
These questions were written by Florianschild.
1) What is the oldest thing you own?
Rocks, and a piece of petrified wood, which is also a rock but a special one.
2) What is the oldest home you've lived in?
My childhood home was built in the 1920s. It's a craftsman-style farmhouse, and was pretty small; my parents put on an addition and did some remodeling to add bedrooms and bathrooms.
3) What is the oldest book you've read?
In high school I read some classics like Antigone, which is probably the oldest at ~441 BC. I don't really read classics on my own time.
4) What is the oldest electronic device that you still use?
A stereo, really a boombox style, with CD player, tape player, and radio. I've had it since high school, so, 20+ years. Works well.
5) What is the oldest work of art/architecture that you've seen?
Probably Roman aqueducts and bridges in Spain, something like 1900 years old! In our area, Madison WI, there are Native American effigy mounds; the internet tells me those are about 1,000 years old. There are some Roman coins and things downtown at the art museum also.
1) What is the oldest thing you own?
Rocks, and a piece of petrified wood, which is also a rock but a special one.
2) What is the oldest home you've lived in?
My childhood home was built in the 1920s. It's a craftsman-style farmhouse, and was pretty small; my parents put on an addition and did some remodeling to add bedrooms and bathrooms.
3) What is the oldest book you've read?
In high school I read some classics like Antigone, which is probably the oldest at ~441 BC. I don't really read classics on my own time.
4) What is the oldest electronic device that you still use?
A stereo, really a boombox style, with CD player, tape player, and radio. I've had it since high school, so, 20+ years. Works well.
5) What is the oldest work of art/architecture that you've seen?
Probably Roman aqueducts and bridges in Spain, something like 1900 years old! In our area, Madison WI, there are Native American effigy mounds; the internet tells me those are about 1,000 years old. There are some Roman coins and things downtown at the art museum also.
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