Questions for Couples: Driving

Do you own a car? What kind is it?
Does it work? Do you like it?
If you could change one thing about your car, what would it be?

Do you think you are a good driver? Do your friends and family agree with you?
Do you like to drive fast? How fast do you drive?
How close to the Speed Limit do you like to drive?

How do you feel about other people that speed?
How do you feel when others drive too slowly?
Does driving usually make you mad or relax you?

How do you feel about people that talk on their cell phones while they are driving?
What if they are in bumper to bumper traffic? Do you talk on your cell phone while driving? Do you 'text' and drive? How do you feel about people who do?

Have you ever run a red light? Was it late and night... with nobody around? Does that make a difference? Do you run red lights often? What do you think about yellow lights?

Do you follow at a safe distance behind other drivers? How do you measure it? Three seconds? Four seconds? If you said four seconds do you work for the post office?

Do you use your turn signals? Do you use them to change lanes?
Does it make you mad when other people don't use them? Do you ever leave your turn blinker blinking? If the GPS says to 'Turn here' do you listen to it?

Do you ever leave your car running when you have to do something else?
Do you ever leave your lights on when you get out of the car? If your check engine light comes on, do you check it? How long do you wait in between oil changes?
how often do you check your oil?

What kind of gas do you buy?
Have you heard of Hyper-miling (trying to use your gas in crazy efficient ways)?
Is this a practice that you participate in... or perhaps are considering?
Do you like to fill your tank a) only when it's empty b) when you get about halfway to empty c) every time you drive d) wait you mean it doesn't just refill itself?

Questions for Couples: Memories

I attended an activity the other day with a man named Robert Heaton. He gave us a list of questions and told us to answer the ones that we felt were most pertinent to us.
His work sheet is copyrighted, but I have his permission to reprint portions of his worksheets here. Some modifications have been made.

What is something special about yourself that most people don't know?
Where is a special place you have been to or visited?
Tell a little about a person in your life that is a special "kindred spirit."
Tell about a time that you "Shouted for Joy" because of a special feeling or happening.

When was a time that you felt closest to your father?
When was a time that you felt closest to your mother?
When was a time that you felt closest to your brother or sister?
When was a time that you felt closest to a church leader?
When was a time that you felt closest to God?
When was a time that you felt closest to a friend?

Talk about a time that you did a good deed for someone without being found out.
Talk about a time that you felt deep contentment and peace.
Tell of a meaningful spiritual experience that you have had.
Talk about an animal that you were especially close to.
Do you have a special place where you go to be by yourself?

Is there a pleasant sound that you heard recently? sometime in the past? Today?
Is there a pleasant sight that you saw sometime in the past? recently? Today?
talk about a pleasant smell that you've experienced sometime in the past? recently? Today?
talk about a pleasant touch that you've experienced sometime in the past? recently? Today?
talk about a pleasant taste that you've experienced sometime in the past? recently? Today?