[Klasie Kraalogies]

Might as well ask the weird foreigner what you want to know...

[pastor's wife]

What is your favorite place to be?

[Klasie Kraalogies]

Tough choice. I can think of 3 places:

1. Potting about in the garden, while listening to a good audiobook.
2. Meeting with old colleagues (geologists) on a pub and talking shop.
3. Alone on the couch, late at night, watching some British murder mystery (Morse, Lewis, Vera, Poirot etc) with a good scotch/cognac/armagnac...

[pastor's wife]

Garden?!! OK, if you were a plant, which would you be and why?

[Klasie Kraalogies]

One of either a cork oak - they are so full of character, or a rhubarb - beautiful and probably the only plant to survive a nuclear strike

[pastor's wife]

I'll have to look up cork oak!

And one more: you may have visited the States before, but, regardless, where would you visit in the USA if you got an opportunity to?

[Papa Bear]

How did you find SFL, and what did you like enough that you decided to stay around?

[Dr. Jezebel]

If you could trade lives with anyone, past or present, would you?

[leo the lamb]

Have you ever had what you would call a supernatural experience?

[Klasie Kraalogies]

Visit the US:

For work, thrice. I have been in Missouri, Illinois, Utah and Arizona. Yes I would like to visit again - NY, Montana, New Mexico, California, Washington (State and DC), Oregon, Hawaii (for the geology ) and Alaska.

SFL: I don't recall, a reference from a blog somewhere. I stayed because it spoke to my past experience.

Trading lives? Several scientists and mathematicians come to mind - but I can't pick.

Supernatural? I did think so, but later realised it was wish-fulfillment under duress.