A minute with Andri Psoma Metal worker

Where do you live?
I live with my husband in Tersefanou village

What did you have for breakfast?
Toast with frappe

Describe your perfect day
The perfect day for me was the trip across Europe I did with Oasis of the Seas, one of the largest cruise ships.

Best book ever read?
I am not into literature

Best childhood memory?
The morning of New Year’s Day, running to the Christmas tree to get my present from Santa Claus!

What is always in your fridge?
Milk, soft drinks, fruit, juice, cold cuts.

What music are you listening to in the car at the moment?
R&B, Hip hop, house music, tomorrowland

What’s your spirit animal?
Monkey! I like to catch the interest of others while entertaining them.

What are you most proud of?
I am proud that I came to this life with a certain purpose and aim, and what increases my pride is that I am daring and I can reach the top!

What movie scene has really stayed with you?
Titanic, when Jack makes love to Rose and then they come out of their cabin showing they are in love, and that’s when they hit the iceberg.

If you could pick anyone at all (alive or dead) to go out for the evening with, who would it be?
Alicia Kays! Because I am mad about her songs but also to see her beautiful face from up close as many tell me we look alike!

If you could time travel when/where would you go?
To my childhood years for sure! Because then I had a different life, carefree without any pressure from time, playful and lively.

What is your greatest fear?
I don’t know if you get that too often, but for me it is death, something we will all experience, I don’t want to and it scares me.

What would you say to your 18-year-old self?
To live and enjoy as much as possible that time, without the ‘shoulds’ and ‘wants’!

Name the one thing that would stop you dating someone
If I would notice his teeth were yellow or dirty, or his fingers, specifically his nails must be clean!

If the world is ending in 24 hours what would you do?
I would go to sleep! I wouldn’t want to experience the end.

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