1) In this song, Doris Day sings about what happens when you take a petal from a rose. When did you last get or give flowers as a gift? On my Birthday Last year.
2) This song is about a woman who fears losing her love. What's the most recent thing you lost? (Hopefully it's not as consequential as a great love. It could be as small or unimportant as the back of one of your pierced earrings.)
My Sanity? Bahahaha!
3) Doris was known as The All-American Girl Next Door. Who lives next door to you?
My Neighbors. None of which, happily, have a big, yappy dog.
I love dogs to bits, but an Alsatian shepherd which barked long and loudly used to live there. It was an ordeal!
Their other German Shepard was a wonderful guy. He once, jumped a six foot fence and ran right at me across the street when there were fireworks. He leaned on me, trembling. He was HUGE. I real loved that one.
4) As a young girl, Doris Day was passionate about dance. She recalled that concentrating on her lessons helped distract her from the pain and embarrassment of her parents' divorce. When you want to escape from what's troubling you, what do you do? I pray about it. And then I meditate. (That's after a few stiff drinks that haven't worked.) KIDDING! I can't drink (my meds and drink don't mix) or sometimes I would!
5) The maitre d' at one of Doris' favorite restaurants wanted to ask her out. Knowing how she loved her dogs, he impressed her by handing her a bag of meat scraps and bones to take home. They began dating and, in 1976, he became her last husband. What's the best way to your heart?
Show me a picture of a needy child.
Because of my dad, we were very poor. I would have loved to have a mentor. The door to the local church had been slammed shut by my paternal unit. He didn't want anyone close to me.
6) Over her long career, Doris received Golden Globe and Grammy Awards and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. She was also inducted into the Ohio Women's Hall of Fame, honored for being one of the most celebrated women to have been born there. Name a famous person born in your home state. Because my paternal unit was away fighting in France, I was not born in my parent's apartment in California, but was born on my grandparent's farm in Ohio, so I'll pick her, too.