Cool!

Cool!

Mostly internet, some television.

Sherlock Holmes.

No.

Mobile phone. Camera is never around when you need it.

I think most of us in the western world do, in some form or fashion. The question is, I think, are we grateful for what we've got?

I haven't, but my bff, Travis S. Taylor (best-selling writer & star of NatGeoChannel's Rocket City Rednecks) has and is. He wrote & performed the theme song for the show (which is a lot longer than they can show). I helped him get it copyrighted.

Depends on the shoes. And what's with the picture? No purple??

Would if I could. My area doesn't have it. I do what I can: recycle shopping bags, paper boxes (I store my books in them), I use filtered pitcher water & camelbak bottles instead of bought bottled water, things like that.

Clarksville, TN as in "Take The Last Train To." Yes, it's the city the song was written about.

Science. If it's a scientific field, I've probably studied it. I have degrees in astronomy, physics, chemistry, and mathematics, as well as certifications in geology, meteorology, and physiology.

Quake, tornado, and hurricane. Not fun, any of 'em.

I'm an astronomer. What do you think? ;-)

To have one or more of my books go best-seller, or to have my film-optioned book get financial backers.

Before my knees went, very much. Now it's hard. And it hurts.

Depends. If it's a light sneeze, quiet. If I get a snootful of something, tends to be loud. And I double-clutch. Once I even triple-clutched.

I have long, straight, blonde hair that is distinctive enough that I can be recognized from behind. So I think that says it all.

It depends. If I'm out and about, usually. If I'm on the computer no, because 1) it annoys my wrist when I type, 2) the computer has a clock.

My husband, then my cat, then my novel manuscript backups.