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saffronhareThe meme:
Here are the rules:
1. Leave me a comment saying, "Interview me."
2. I will respond by asking you 5 questions of a very personal nature.
3. You will update your LJ with the answers to the questions.
4. You will include this and an offer to interview someone else in the post.
5. When others comment asking to be interviewed, you will ask them 5 questions.
If anyone wants me to do this for them, I cannot promise how long it will take me to get questions up for people, but I'll do my best.
Questions from![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
fionnabhar.
1. If you could have Herne back as a patron, without giving up the others, would you want that anymore? Why or why not?
I'm enjoying the focus of working with one patron at a time for now. Herne's was a pretty demanding patronage when I had it, with a pretty rocky "break-up" as such things go. There may come a time when re-connecting with Herne more closely would be good for me, but I kind of hope not to be back in those dark forests again anytime soon. It's good to know my way around, but I don't think I'd go there much on purpose anymore. Plus, it's not entirely up to me.
2. If you could be on Dancing with the Stars, whom would you pick as your parter?
Heh. Do you mean as a professional or as a contestant? If I could pretend to be a man, I'd love to dance with Cheryl. If I could pretend to me a taller woman, I'd love to dance with Maksim. If I could pretend none of that, then I'd want to dance with Fabian (who partnered with Marlee Matlin this past season). If I *were* one of the professionals, then I'd like to dance with Jason Statham. Not that I've given it any thought.
3. Do you have any plans to let your hair grow back out?
Doing it right now. It's driving me NUTS, but I'd like to go to sort of a medium length. Not too long and heavy, but with a bit to play with, sort of. We'll see how it goes.
4. Can you recommend a book I should read this summer? (Yes, really!)
Oh, god. Every other book I've said I love and you should read, you have hated and mocked and refused to finish. ::grin:: Right now, I'm reading The Chronicles of Amber by Robert Zelazny (graciously loaned to me bygamera_spinning and I'm enjoying it very much. But I think you might like some of the writing of Anthony Bourdain. He's an insufferable jerk, but he's got some very snappy writing about food and general angsty commentary. It's, er, raw. If you'll forgive the pun.
5. What's your favorite kind of pie?
If it's not pecan, mincemeat, or key lime pie, then I'll probably like it. I generally like my pie like I like my Pop Tarts: RED. Cherry, apple-cranberry, strawberry, strawberry-rhubarb (OMG). You're making my mouth water.
Here are the rules:
1. Leave me a comment saying, "Interview me."
2. I will respond by asking you 5 questions of a very personal nature.
3. You will update your LJ with the answers to the questions.
4. You will include this and an offer to interview someone else in the post.
5. When others comment asking to be interviewed, you will ask them 5 questions.
If anyone wants me to do this for them, I cannot promise how long it will take me to get questions up for people, but I'll do my best.
Questions from
fionnabhar. 1. If you could have Herne back as a patron, without giving up the others, would you want that anymore? Why or why not?
I'm enjoying the focus of working with one patron at a time for now. Herne's was a pretty demanding patronage when I had it, with a pretty rocky "break-up" as such things go. There may come a time when re-connecting with Herne more closely would be good for me, but I kind of hope not to be back in those dark forests again anytime soon. It's good to know my way around, but I don't think I'd go there much on purpose anymore. Plus, it's not entirely up to me.
2. If you could be on Dancing with the Stars, whom would you pick as your parter?
Heh. Do you mean as a professional or as a contestant? If I could pretend to be a man, I'd love to dance with Cheryl. If I could pretend to me a taller woman, I'd love to dance with Maksim. If I could pretend none of that, then I'd want to dance with Fabian (who partnered with Marlee Matlin this past season). If I *were* one of the professionals, then I'd like to dance with Jason Statham. Not that I've given it any thought.
3. Do you have any plans to let your hair grow back out?
Doing it right now. It's driving me NUTS, but I'd like to go to sort of a medium length. Not too long and heavy, but with a bit to play with, sort of. We'll see how it goes.
4. Can you recommend a book I should read this summer? (Yes, really!)
Oh, god. Every other book I've said I love and you should read, you have hated and mocked and refused to finish. ::grin:: Right now, I'm reading The Chronicles of Amber by Robert Zelazny (graciously loaned to me by
gamera_spinning and I'm enjoying it very much. But I think you might like some of the writing of Anthony Bourdain. He's an insufferable jerk, but he's got some very snappy writing about food and general angsty commentary. It's, er, raw. If you'll forgive the pun.5. What's your favorite kind of pie?
If it's not pecan, mincemeat, or key lime pie, then I'll probably like it. I generally like my pie like I like my Pop Tarts: RED. Cherry, apple-cranberry, strawberry, strawberry-rhubarb (OMG). You're making my mouth water.
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Date: 2008-05-30 09:35 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-05-30 09:58 pm (UTC)2. Do you have enough sarongs now to have a favorite, or do you still have just the one?
3. What kind of games do you like to play? (card games, board games, computer games, sports, etc.)
4. What have you enjoyed about this area since moving to KC?
5. If I were to travel to your hometown, what do you think I should see or do?