Clouds drifting by

21. What genre of books is your usual favorite when you read for pleasure?

Light detective fiction, like Dorohy L. Sayers, Margery Allingham, Patricia Wentworth, and Agatha Christie.

19. Do you operate out of any particular faith system that informs your actions? Do you intentionally NOT have a faith system, and if so, what beliefs or ideas inform your actions?

I do have a faith system but it doesn't inform my actions. I act the way I do because it's important to me to be a decent person who treats others the way I want to be treated: with kindness and compassion.

17. What self-care things do you find helpful to ground yourself or "talk yourself down from the ledge" when you’re overwhelmed by your feelings or by stress?

Playing Spider or a puzzle video game. It distracts me enough that I can calm down.

15. If you could pick a new first name, what would you choose?

Zara or Megan.

I'm pretty sure of the actual facts in this, I'm just curious if there's a reason I'm missing.

The 1901 and 1911 censuses give me the ages of William and Emma as 5/15 and 2/12. Therefore their birth years are ~1896 and ~1899. A search on the GRO gives me birth years of 1896 and 1898. That all works out.

Then I find their baptism records. They were baptised on the same day (13 Feb 1906). Their names/parents' names/address/father's occupation all match.

Their listed birthdates are 24 Aug 1895 for William and 4 Oct 1894 for Emma.

Do I assume J.M. K--- (who baptised them) was really bad at maths or am I missing something?

In all the furore over Harry and Meghan, I find this Buzzfeed article fascinating.

It highlights the difference in how the press covers Kate vs. Meghan. Like Kate tenderly cradling her baby bump vs. Meghan "is it pride, vanity, acting or a new age bonding technique?"

I think my favourite is Meghan endangered Charlotte's life by having lily of the valley flowers in her wedding. Kate also had lily of the valley flowers in her wedding but there was no implication she was trying to off one of her bridesmaids.

If someone was continuously posting crap like this about me, I'd be all, "Screw it, I'm out."

10. What was the last film you saw at a theatre/cinema?

Uh, possibly The Return of the King. Yes, the LOTR one. I know! I don't get out much.

I recently read that Peter Jackson (the director) is an arachnophobe so he based Shelob (huge, ultra-terrifying spider) on all the spider attributes he found most terrifying.

Thanks for that, Peter!

The mystery's solved! swordznsorcery worked it out with additional info by thisbluespirit ! *applauds*

The address, believe it or not, is "Court behind Dryden Street". *looks at confused faces* I know!

Thank you to everyone who tried to help me. *hugs* You guys are the best!

8. Would you rather live in a deep-sea station or a space station?

Space station. The deep sea is freaky.