Tell us a story: my beautiful laundrette

What is the most exotic or far-flung place where you've done laundry?

My idol

Who did something this week that earned your admiration?

Life together (5)

When you aren't feeling 100% — whether physically or emotionally — can you count on your partner to pick up on how you are feeling, and adapt accordingly?

Life together (4)

What is one routine thing that you and your partner enjoy doing together?

Life together (3)

How is your life together organized? Do you have specific chores for which you are each responsible, or do you just get around to things when they become an issue?  Are your two styles compatible in this regard?

Life together (2)

Does your home have adequate space for the both of you, or are you constantly tripping over one another? Is this a source of comedy, or conflict?

Life together (1)

This week's questions are about couples, and people in close relationships living together. If you aren't living with someone now, perhaps you can use this week's theme to reflect on past cohabitations, like college roommates, old romantic partners, or even a sibling who shared a room with you.

Are you a generous sharer of physical space, or does your partner/roommate have to beg for a shelf in the medicine cabinet?

Tell us a story: animal antics

Have you ever had a pet that had an amazing trick it would perform on command?

Neglected

What is the area of your home that you always avoid tidying or cleaning?  Does this part of your home correlate with a neglected part of your inner life?  How might that be improved by a cleanup of the physical space?

Success (5)

No one attains success completely on their own. A singing star has a backup band, and a champion athlete has coaches and trainers.  Who would you count as the Most Valuable Player on your team, the person who has contributed the most or supported you the most on your path to success? 

Success (4)

Do you feel pressure to live up to a specific idea of success defined by your family, friends, or peer group? Does your idea of success line up with theirs, or do you have your own personal definition of what counts as successful?