Four For Friday:

Q1: What’s the longest road trip you’ve ever taken or been a part of? Did you enjoy the drive or was it a pain in the you-know-what?

Gawd! There have been so many. My mother was the queen of the roadtrip when I was little. We drove from one end of the USA to the other. From the bottom to the top, and even down Baja. I hated it. I know we stopped and looked at things, but what I remember is getting rousted out of bed in the morning, driving all day, setting up camp or going to the hotel, going to bed, and having it start all over again in the morning.

Q2: How old is the oldest person you now know or have ever met? Would you like to be as old as that person?

My brother’s wife’s greatgrandmother is 104. Yes, I’d like to live that long.

Q3: Earlier this week, 91-year-old W. Mark Felt revealed to the world that he in fact was ‘Deep Throat’, the man who frequently met with Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in Washington area parking garages to confirm information or fill in gaps from other sources related to the Watergate affair. Felt, who at the time was the second in command at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), is being hailed by some as a hero, while others say he violated the ethics of the law enforcement profession by talking to a newspaper rather than turning his information over to a grand jury. W. Mark Felt… hero or not?

I think he’s a hero.

Q4: Do you like your feet? Are you comfortable wearing open toe sandals, or do you prefer to keep your little piggies covered up at all costs?

I like my feet. I paint my toenails and show them off in sandals.