My Mum. I could never think of anybody else with more care towards me.

And although they may not always be right, that's what Mum's do.

They care. :)

I'm not really someone who estimates much. Too busy perhaps thinking about nothing. It's probably partly just as I always was, and partly perhaps just beaten out of me. But I don't estimate, so I don't underestimate. I just like to do things for the sake of doing them and living for the sake of life itself.

1) Do like to write?
I so like to write. I think it more for the sake of sanity. :P
But I enjoy it anyways.

2) Have you ever blogged?
I keep putting things here, though it's been quite a while since I posted anything besides the Q & As or a Friday Five.  A little time in-fact, since I've even posted anything, some busing madness I guess. Whatever way, I'm just too moody, so it quite depends on that.

3) What's one of your favorite types of writing to read?
I mostly like reading non-fictional science related books. The only thing I find boring to read are biographies. Besides all that, it's a joy to read an honest piece of writing.

4) Do you like big words or simply learning new words?
I'm not really very fond of big words. Some-days, I just like learning new words, specially quirky ones. And sometime later secretly wonder if I'm the only person on earth who finds a truckload of happiness when she comes across one.

5) Do you keep a personal journal, just for you?
Not really. Sometimes I just ramble-write and save it somewhere. But nothing much like a journal.

I don't really have any dream anything. And I didn't realize that until this question was there.

I'm kind of half-laughing half -confused.

Goodness! I don't have a dream vacation! And what's worse is that I can't even think of one right now. :S

I think nothing on an extreme is the best option. A balance between them, perhaps is better.

Having said that, I very much dislike being asked, 'how are you?'.Not because it's "small talk" but because it's such a vague question.

I either prefer utter nonsense or to stay in the deep. And it's an inconvenient thing.

I'm not natural with small talk. But I still use it in everyday life because it allows the formation of an initial bond with people to help start a conversation. I'm not saying that people are shallow, but that people would prefer moving from small talk to the greater one than being attacked with the big talk in the first place. I'd put it this way, that perhaps it feels like a natural grace of things.