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The last film I saw in the cinema was Dancer in the Dark (2000), directed by Lar von Trier and starring Björk Guðmundsdóttir. And yes, I highly recommend it! Mind, it's sad though.



The last film I saw at home (on digital video-disk) was 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), directed by Stanley Kubrick and starring Keir Dullea. Although it's my all-time favorite film in its genre, I believe the only way to properly view that film is in Cinerama — as it was originally produced.

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What would you tell Secretary of State Colin Powell should he stop by and ask your advice about foreign policy?



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To be nice to them, and also to ask someone who is smarter than me, and more up on current affairs, for advice!!! :LOL: (sorry, not good with politics)




Question: What would you do if one of your cats that you love suddenly got a really bad attitude?
 

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I'd try to figure out what caused the change in attitude, and see what could be done to make it right again.
My Lily (Little Miss Love Me NOW!) has becom pretty cool and detached since getting spayed Tuesday, I hope its just because she's adjusting, but she's not the same kitty as before. I still adore her though, and the moments when she's "lovey dovey" are all the more special!



What one aroma/scent/odor can take you back to your childhood every time you smell it?
 

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The smell of cooked lobster
My dad was, and still is, a Lobster Fisherman and we ate them all the time when I was growing up. Everytime I smell them now I am reminded of cozy dinners with my parents (I am an only child) and each of us telling the others about our day...wonderful memories


Q-Are you a 'morning person', or does it take lots of coffee to get you going each day?
 

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A: I am a night person by nature, but a morning person due to necessity. (Getting up at 5:00 a.m. for work daily will do that to you). But on all breaks from school, I revert back to being up to all hours. It makes for a horrible first day back.

Q: What quiz or reality show would you most like to be a contestant on?
 

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Getting pregnant. I've had doctors tell me for years that it wouldn't happen without big medical intervention and instead it was a surprise. Changed us from a couple to a family, and of course we think she is the most wonderful child ever!

Also, having a child, the smell that brings me back to my childhood is Crayola crayons and Play-doh. Has to be those brands, though, so they must use a particular formula.

What is one trait about yourself, not appearance related, that you really like?
 
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I think that losing my mom and watching her die painfully and slowly has made me a better person. I'm more considerate to others, more sympathic. I think I'm all around nicer. My feelings are closer to the surface than they were and I think I have a better understanding of what makes people tick. Not that I wouldn't want my mom back in a heartbeat, and be a lesser person for it.

I just think that personal tradegy sometimes gives you a depth and an outlook that can't be achieved any other way. And that tradegy doesn't have to be a death of a loved one, it comes in many shapes and sizes unfortunately.

so the thing I like most about myself is that I have depth.
oh ya, I also like that I'm just plain silly and can laugh at myself. I think it's important to be able to see your mistakes and not only learn from them, but laugh at them as well.


what was the best gift you ever got?
 

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French Vanilla with a couple of dollops of orange sherbert on top...mmmmm just like a creamsicle


Okay question: If you won a dream vacation package to anywhere in the world with the celebrity dream date of your choice, where would you go, with whom, and why?
 

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I'd go to Iceland with Björk! Why? Well, I love her music and I find her to be a fascinating person. Of course, as long as we're making this up, it would be nice if she liked me as well.



So, what's on your list of resolutions for the year 2002?



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Train for the USA! My goal is to be the Champion Women's Bodybuilder in the USA year 2002...so, lot's and lots of training. Oh yeah, one more...to finish my book. That'll be enough. One day at a time of course.


Have you ever danced in front of the mirror naked? (valid queston) :laughing2

 

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A. Ya, I have for a brief second! :LOL:

Q. Similar to Cat's question: have you ever walked outside naked?
 

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No, Ive never walked outside naked....I'm too afraid someone might drive by at that exact moment, and the shock and horror of it, might drive them into the ditch!!! :LOL: :laughing: :LOL: :laughing:

Melissa, how lucky you were to have lobster all the time growing up...I love lobster!!

And sunlion, the smell of playdough does bring back memories, doesn't it?? I used to love to play with that as a child!


Question: If you could only watch ONE show on TV, what would it be?
 

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That's too easy: Star Trek

Q: How do you spoil yourself?
 
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I get a massage!!!!

We have a woman come in every monday and give us all 15 minute massages (did I mention that I love my job!?!?!) and I also will see her once or twice a month and get an hour long one. She is incredible and I alway feel so great when she's done. I also recently broke down and hired a cleaning service. They come every other monday. Makes my life SO much easier. I consider that spoiling myself as well.


Are you done with your holiday shopping yet?
 

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Been done for five months now....unless of course their's something else special or someone else I'd like to buy for, I don't like crowded stores or lines because of Christmas, but I enjoy watching shoppers in the mall...it's a nice holiday feeling.

What's your worst fear?

 

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Surviving this summer with no summer school and no money.

Q: What is the newest technology that you plan on buying?
 

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I'd have to say upgrades for our computer system. We want to get a new video card and such.


Q- Which version of Dr. Suess's "The Grinch Who Stole Christmas" do you like better; the original cartoon or the new Jim Carrey one?
 

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Hands down, the cartoon one. I can't stomach Jim Carrey.

But that leads to a good question:

What's your favorite holiday show of all the ones they broadcast every year?

(How come I always want to answer my own questions?)
 
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