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1) What’s your favorite song of all time?
Arrgh, like I could actually answer this. Let's say for the moment it's John Fulbright's song Jericho. Here's a video of him singing it live:
2) What historical figure do you look up to and why?
I kind of have a long standing crush on Lorenzo De Medici. I go and hang out with his portrait at the National Gallery whenever I can.
3) Who’s your favorite author?
Another near-impossible question! Dorothy L. Sayers, I think. Her writing is an important part of how I see myself. Don't be shocked if she comes up again.
4) What’s your favorite pastime?
Reading and aikido. Can't do it at the same time, though.
5) Who is your favorite fictional character and why?
Harriet Vane. Oh look, Sayers so soon! Anyway, she's fiercely intelligent, stubborn, realistic, and she has a sense of herself and a pragmatism about life that I wish I shared. She's wonderful.
6) What are your three main ships?
Harriet/Peter, Jason Bourne/Marie, and...gee, suddenly I can't pick. Let's say Eliot/Sophie from Leverage.
7) What fictional character do you ship yourself with and why?
Barney Snaith from L.M. Montgomery's The Blue Castle I want to go live on the island with him and learn bird calls and types of wildflowers and go driving through the night and when all that pales we can go spend some time traveling because all the money he has doesn't hurt.
8) What’s your favorite food?
Chinese egg tarts.
9) When you’re depressed what do you do to cheer yourself up?
Try to get to aikido so I can work up a sweat and get out of my own head.
10) Can you cook?
Yes. Not incredibly well, but I get by.
11) Are you in school, and what are you studying or what do you plan to study?
No more school, although I'd love to sit in on a few classes if I could make the schedule work. Theoretically I'm trying to teach myself Italian (after studying it previously) but it's not really going anywhere.
12) How is the weather outside where you are now?
Hot summer night.
1) What’s your favorite song of all time?
Arrgh, like I could actually answer this. Let's say for the moment it's John Fulbright's song Jericho. Here's a video of him singing it live:
2) What historical figure do you look up to and why?
I kind of have a long standing crush on Lorenzo De Medici. I go and hang out with his portrait at the National Gallery whenever I can.
3) Who’s your favorite author?
Another near-impossible question! Dorothy L. Sayers, I think. Her writing is an important part of how I see myself. Don't be shocked if she comes up again.
4) What’s your favorite pastime?
Reading and aikido. Can't do it at the same time, though.
5) Who is your favorite fictional character and why?
Harriet Vane. Oh look, Sayers so soon! Anyway, she's fiercely intelligent, stubborn, realistic, and she has a sense of herself and a pragmatism about life that I wish I shared. She's wonderful.
6) What are your three main ships?
Harriet/Peter, Jason Bourne/Marie, and...gee, suddenly I can't pick. Let's say Eliot/Sophie from Leverage.
7) What fictional character do you ship yourself with and why?
Barney Snaith from L.M. Montgomery's The Blue Castle I want to go live on the island with him and learn bird calls and types of wildflowers and go driving through the night and when all that pales we can go spend some time traveling because all the money he has doesn't hurt.
8) What’s your favorite food?
Chinese egg tarts.
9) When you’re depressed what do you do to cheer yourself up?
Try to get to aikido so I can work up a sweat and get out of my own head.
10) Can you cook?
Yes. Not incredibly well, but I get by.
11) Are you in school, and what are you studying or what do you plan to study?
No more school, although I'd love to sit in on a few classes if I could make the schedule work. Theoretically I'm trying to teach myself Italian (after studying it previously) but it's not really going anywhere.
12) How is the weather outside where you are now?
Hot summer night.
