off-topic If you could have dinner with anyone, who will it be?

[ActionAce]

Since childhood, I have had the thoughts of eating with individuals who have transformed history and culture like Frida Kahlo. She stands as my ideal choice for such an opportunity. Frida's artwork with her power and enduring commitment to art makes me completely focused on her.

I eagerly wish to learn about her life stories, her creative influences and views about existence. The dinner discussions between us would be truly memorable. Such an evening would become an extraordinary memory for me and it will be a dinner to remember for many years to come. If you are given such opportunity, with whom would you prefer to eat your dinner?

 

[Reelz]

I believe Leonardo da Vinci would be that guy I would love to have my dinner with. Hearing directly from someone who mastered artistry and possessed scientific expertise would create an unprecedented experience.

I would like to know his perspectives regarding the scientific ideas. Those are the things I want to learn from him. His inventing and design history would surely be so fascinating to talk about.

 

[Shawn]

I think I'd stick with having dinner with my wife to be honest. I like eating with her more than anyone else.

 

[Unvarnished]

I have had the thoughts of eating with individuals who have transformed history

Michelle Obama is that one person who has transformed history. I desire to sit down with her and have dinner. Her brilliance and her skill for world improvement completely captivates me.

I want to hear about her first lady experiences, her perspectives on education and social justice.

That being said, I’m quite sure that a dinner with Michelle will spark my interest since she has a very captivating conversational abilities which would turn the event into an intimate conversation.

 

[Cpvr]

Honestly, I’d like to have dinner at least a few more times with my dad.

He’s no longer here with me(passed in 2016.)

 

[Pete Griffin]

Honestly, I’d like to have dinner at least a few more times with my dad.

He’s no longer here with me(passed in 2016.)

I feel that. If I could choose to have dinner once more it would be with my father - I'm sure yours was great too.

He passed in 2010 and there isn't a day that goes by when I don't think about him. I would love to tell him all about my life, how Michelle and I are still together and still strong and how proud we are of our children. He would love that. He always loved the kids. Said they were better kids than me! Haha.

I miss him.

 

[Shawn]

Honestly, I’d like to have dinner at least a few more times with my dad.

He’s no longer here with me(passed in 2016.)

I feel that way about my grandmother. She died last year, suddenly and unexpected. She was a big part of raising me. It's like losing a parent. I'm still not really over it.

 

[Pete Griffin]

Sorry to hear that, @Shawn - When I feel that loss so keenly I remember this phrase:

"How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard." — A.A. Milne, Winnie the Pooh

 

[Alamson]

I feel that. If I could choose to have dinner once more it would be with my father - I'm sure yours was great too.

He passed in 2010 and there isn't a day that goes by when I don't think about him. I would love to tell him all about my life, how Michelle and I are still together and still strong and how proud we are of our children. He would love that. He always loved the kids. Said they were better kids than me! Haha.

I miss him.

I feel your pain. My father too was my source of inspiration that I cherished him more than anything. He was my hero but we lost him in 2020. If I had the opportunity to eat dinner with anyone, he would definitely be the one.

 

[MamaFrankie]

Abraham Lincoln.