1. Many children have blankets, or a favorite nubby stuffed animal that they like to keep near them for security. Do you recall what you had for your "security blanket" as a child? When did you finally give it up? What brought that about?
I never had anything that I clung to in the sense of a security item. I guess I was a cynical childl I saw finality and an end in everything, so why bother getting bonded to something.
2. Now that you are a big kid, what do you have to give you that same sense of security?
Cookies and Cream Ice Cream. LOL....my friends and knowing that there are people there for me even when they are not close by.
3. With a little over four months left in 2002, have you accomplished everything you wanted to for the year? Is there anything that you would like to accomplish before the year is over?
No.....Yes....Lose some more motherfucking weight, move to New York, get a theatre a career.
4. I don't know about you, but it seems to me children have it pretty good these days. Game systems, computers in the home, microwaves, cable TV, the internet, cell phones and pagers, they certainly have a wider variety of technology than most of us did as children. What modern convenience, if any, do you think it would be good for children today to do without? What would they gain?
Not necessarily do without, but a moderation of internet/gaming. I think that technology, as useful as it is, is a leading cause of the decline of communication. That is dangerous because as a species we need more face-to-face comm instead of living through and on a digital world. We neem something empirical more than a screen and a keyboard. Don;t get me wrong, technology has its uses, and I could not live without my computer, but we do need to occasionally move away and live life in the real world, whatever that may be.
5. Many of us have one thing in which we believe we excel. What do you do better than most?
Read people like an open book. Gives me the advantage to get to know people well, get in their heads, and help them with whatever ails them. Right Elf? MUAHAHAHAHA!!
6. In the United States, and possibly other countries, teenagers in High School usually wind up falling into several social circles or "cliques." Stoners, Rich Kids, Jocks, Cheerleaders, Band, Drama, Goths, and so on (though the names are probably different today). What High School "clique" did you find yourself in? Was it by choice or did it just happen? Did you look down on other groups? (Aw it's ok, it was/is High School, we all did dumb stuff)
I was in the "Theatre Freak" group. I didn;t know it. I didn;t care. Cliques were pointless to me because I had friends across the groups. I thought it was assinine then and it is now. But what can you do?
7. (it begins) I have great news! I won the contest and we now have plane tickets to anywhere in the world. The bad news is we have to pick a place now and leave in the morning. I can't decide where to go, so you get to pick. Where should we go, and what is the first thing we should do when we get there?
Hm....England. GO see some castles....since you know they are EVERYWHERE, right Sara?
BONUS: Must I beg you?
Nope, you know you never have to. Just ask nicely.
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