2025 First Questions

 2025 First Questions


1. What is one of your favorite foods that you can have 3 times a day?


2. What advise have you received as a child that you use today?


3. What is always first on your grocery list?


4. What is your favorite beverage in the summer?


5. What is the holiday you plan for the most?


6. What is your favorite sandwich?


7. What talent do you have that no one knows about?


8. What story that you tell still makes you laugh?


9. What is a country you would like to visit that you haven't been to yet?


10. What recent dream stays on your mind?


11. What do you prefer dogs or cats?


12. What song have you been listening to in the past week?


13. What is your opinion about cats and dogs as pets?


14. Did you have a childhood pet that you still think of fondly?


15. What is your favorite way to spend a rainy afternoon?


16.  What is one of your favorite recipes that you continue to cook at the present time?


17. What kind of exercise do you prefer on a regular basis?


18.  What song has been running in your mind lately?


19. What is a moment you will remember for the rest of your life?


20. What do you enjoy doing in your free time?


21. What is one of your favorite family holiday tradition?


22. What are a couple of things on your bucket list?+


23. What book do you recommend for personal growth?


24. What is one of your dream jobs?


25. What is your most valuable lesson?


26. What is one of your favorite movies that you can see several times?


27. How do you feel about eating dessert before the the main course?


28. Who would you want to have dinner with if you could choose anyone in the world?


29. What would be your perfect day?


30. What do you value most in a friendship?


31.What is your greatest accomplishment so far in your life?


32. If you could live to be 90 and keep the body or mind of a 30 year old-what would you choose?


33. What is something you have always wanted to do but haven't?


35. What languages would you like to learn to speak?


36. What is your favorite ice cream flavor?


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