20 Questions

I found this round of 20 questions on another blog and decided to give it a whirl.

1. What was the first thing you did this morning? Rolled over and tried to go back to sleep. It didn't work.

2. What is your favorite cereal? Raisin Bran. Yes, I'm an old person. Does it help that I add lots of sugar?

3. Would you rather marry a millionaire who is unfaithful or a middle class worker who only has eyes for you? The middle class worker, please.

4. Would you rather have a job that requires strength of the body or the mind? Strength of the mind.

5. How old were you when you had your first kiss? I was 15. Taylor Swift's song always takes me back. :)

6. If you were the opposite sex for a day, what would be the first thing you'd do? I dunno. Pee standing up? I've never thought about it that much.

7. What is the scariest thing that has ever happened in your life? Honestly, probably the death of my grandfather. I didn't want to consider life without him.

8. Would you ever consider plastic surgery? Probably not, considered I'm not too fond of needles and knives and self-inflicted pain. Or any kind of pain, for that matter.

9. What skill do you feel is stronger: your math skills or your English skills? Oh, definitely English.

10. Who did you vote for in the last presidential election? Obama.

11. Do you consider yourself more of a liberal or a conservative? Definitely liberal.

12. If you could spend a day in another person's body, living their life, who would it be and why? I think I would like to be a successful book editor for a day, just to make sure that's what I want to do.

13. If you had to choose, would you rather be blind or deaf? I can never choose on this question, ever.

14. Who is the one person who can always make you laugh? My wonderful boyfriend.

15. If you and a member of the opposite sex were the last people on Earth, but they looked like Cruella Deville and Mister Ed had a baby, would you procreate? I don't know. I mean, I guess I'd have to, but then if we're supposed to be "repopulating the human race," that would mean our kids would have to procreate...all kinds of weirdness is involved in this scenario.

16. What are you passionate about? My family and friends. Helping others. Finding a job I love (which I've done; I just hope the magazine succeeds so I can get full-time status).

17. Are you pro-life or pro-choice? I'm pro-choice. And no, that is not the same as pro-abortion.

18. Imagine you're an inmate waiting on death row. What would you request for your last meal? Probably a big, juicy steak, cooked by my sweetie, and my grandma's mashed potatoes.

19. What is the one trait that is mandatory in a potential partner? Understanding, I think. The ability to accept me for who I am. My wonderful boyfriend is great at that.

20. Where do you see yourself 10 years from now? You know, right now I think I'd love to be working on the magazine as some kind of editor. I see a nice house outside the city with a big yard for our dogs and kids to play in. Two kids, probably twins (it's my turn since my mom was a twin), and I'd like it to be a boy and a girl, but who knows? My wonderful husband (formerly my wonderful boyfriend) has a job that he loves, and we're still just as crazy for each other as ever.