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fairyruneYou guys know the deal by now, right? Comment and you get five interview questions.
1. Do you think there will ever come a time in your life when you feel that you're "too old" to play the cute fairy?
There is no such thing as "too old." Seriously, though, I haven't aged much since I was about fourteen years old, so I don't see that happening appearance-wise in the near future. My knees may decide that they don't want me running around like a nut before my face looks too old to be a cute lil' fairy girl. Maybe I'll go more towards the "sexie fairy" thing. That seems to work, and less clothes equals less hot temperature wise.
2. What's your favorite memory that includes your brother?
I have SO MANY stories about my brother. Like when my mom brought him home from the hospital, I told her to bring him back and get me a sister. Or the time he dropped a ratchet on my head, or the time he pushed me off the trailer and I split my scalp open, or the time I gave him three big welts on his face...
Bodily injury aside, I think my favorite memories are of when we used to play make believe. We'd play pirates (or pie-rats, as we used to say) in a cabinet in the basement, tea parties with sugar water (Mom LOVED that), and he used to drag me around the yard in his little red wagon to different "islands," (the trailer, the bushes in the front, the porch.) Then, of course, there's the time we dyed the dog blue and set up the four person camping tent in the living room while my mom was out. Good times!
3. The day has arrived - you and your honey are getting married... you've planned a destination wedding - where is it?
I was just reading about those today, actually. I don't think I'd want to do the Carribean, because Rich isn't really big on beaches. (We went to the beach when we were in LA; he didn't even take his boots off. I have a picture.) I'd LOVE to do England, because that would be so super awesome. However, my grandma doesn't fly, and I want her there, so I'd have it somewhere in the middle of the woods upstate. Maybe near a little lake or stream.
4. Was there a moment in life where it suddenly hit you that you where a grown up and what was it?
I haven't had that yet. I don't think I'll ever consider myself "grown up." I guess I have a little bit of a Peter Pan complex.
5. What one joyful thing do you want to make sure you pass on to your children when the time comes?
As of right now, we don't want kids. Things can change, though. The thing I'd want to pass on is a sense of family history. My extended family is SO MUCH bigger than I ever realized. No one on my dad's side talks to anyone else, and I have no idea why. My grandpa (mom's dad) is working on our family tree, and he has my great-great grandparents' wedding photo. You know, stuff like that. Also, books. Lots and lots of books.
1. Do you think there will ever come a time in your life when you feel that you're "too old" to play the cute fairy?
There is no such thing as "too old." Seriously, though, I haven't aged much since I was about fourteen years old, so I don't see that happening appearance-wise in the near future. My knees may decide that they don't want me running around like a nut before my face looks too old to be a cute lil' fairy girl. Maybe I'll go more towards the "sexie fairy" thing. That seems to work, and less clothes equals less hot temperature wise.
2. What's your favorite memory that includes your brother?
I have SO MANY stories about my brother. Like when my mom brought him home from the hospital, I told her to bring him back and get me a sister. Or the time he dropped a ratchet on my head, or the time he pushed me off the trailer and I split my scalp open, or the time I gave him three big welts on his face...
Bodily injury aside, I think my favorite memories are of when we used to play make believe. We'd play pirates (or pie-rats, as we used to say) in a cabinet in the basement, tea parties with sugar water (Mom LOVED that), and he used to drag me around the yard in his little red wagon to different "islands," (the trailer, the bushes in the front, the porch.) Then, of course, there's the time we dyed the dog blue and set up the four person camping tent in the living room while my mom was out. Good times!
3. The day has arrived - you and your honey are getting married... you've planned a destination wedding - where is it?
I was just reading about those today, actually. I don't think I'd want to do the Carribean, because Rich isn't really big on beaches. (We went to the beach when we were in LA; he didn't even take his boots off. I have a picture.) I'd LOVE to do England, because that would be so super awesome. However, my grandma doesn't fly, and I want her there, so I'd have it somewhere in the middle of the woods upstate. Maybe near a little lake or stream.
4. Was there a moment in life where it suddenly hit you that you where a grown up and what was it?
I haven't had that yet. I don't think I'll ever consider myself "grown up." I guess I have a little bit of a Peter Pan complex.
5. What one joyful thing do you want to make sure you pass on to your children when the time comes?
As of right now, we don't want kids. Things can change, though. The thing I'd want to pass on is a sense of family history. My extended family is SO MUCH bigger than I ever realized. No one on my dad's side talks to anyone else, and I have no idea why. My grandpa (mom's dad) is working on our family tree, and he has my great-great grandparents' wedding photo. You know, stuff like that. Also, books. Lots and lots of books.
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Date: 2007-04-05 12:27 am (UTC)2. If you were stranded on a desert island with only one book for the rest of your life, what would it be?
3. Peter Jackson is directing a film based on NYRF, and he wants YOU to cast it! Who plays whom?
4. If you had/have a "list of things to do before I die," what would be number one?
5. What's your favorite flavor of ice cream, and why is it superior to all other ice cream flavors?
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