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I would be a Fashion Designer or Stylist... they are my "in another life" jobs, but gosh it would be fun to be creative. :)
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I know, I have been really out of Plurk lately, and not in SL at all. I am just really tired and depressed I think. I needed a break, but I am still around and hope to be feeling a bit better soon. I miss you too Grazia, you are such a sweetheart. <3
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I miss the music, I really do. I would love to DJ again, I just can't on my current computer, but I am working on getting an upgrade, so it may be possible soon. I miss you all. *keeps fingers crossed* ;)
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My grandmother inspires me to be a better person, she was pure love, no regrets, no anger, she accepted her lot in life with grace and she was kind to everyone and a really good friend. That is what I hope to be. It's hard, but it's my ultimate goal to let go of negativity and see the good in everyone. She was my best friend, and still I think of her every day, even though we lost her 13 years ago.
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The ability to mute and block people from re-entering my life unwelcome. I know that sounds odd, but there are people from my past that have hurt me and I don't want to worry about running into them anymore.
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I have now read P&P&Z, I can honestly say I like the non-Zombie version best, but I did think the Zombies were hilarious!
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Being like a twin is really just like having a sibling for me, I don't think I am any closer to Nessa then my other siblings, my mother really wanted us to be individuals, and stressed that as we grew up. One funny and sort of lame attempt to fool other totally backfired on us as kids. We went to a school where we had the same teacher (her in the morning and me in the afternoon) but our other teachers were different. One morning we let our friends convince us to try a switch to see if the teachers would notice. Well, it didn't go very well. I sat in her desk, and right away the teacher that we shared noticed and sent me back to my class. Anessa however was in my class, and the teacher didn't notice anything. So there I was, standing outside of the room to my class, and she was stuck in there for the whole morning while I had to stand in the hall. It was an EPIC FAIL, and in retrospect, totally hilarious. We never tried to fool dates or anything like that, we actually went to different high-schools and had different friends, styles, and even hair cuts. The only way people get confused these days is over the phone, since we both have the same voice and volume, and similar laugh. Even my mother used to confuse us before call display. When we both worked for downtown hospitals, some of her colleagues would see me walking nearby and ask if I was her, or her twin, and she got the same questions. Side by side there are differences, but we don't try to trick people. Funny things have happened over the years, like us ending up on the same subway car back-to-back and not knowing till we got off at the same stop. Things like that give me the creeps, but it's part of the twin deal.
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Gosh, I don't know. I haven't read the P&P with Zombies book, but I really should don't you think! I'll get on that!
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Definitely one of the homes on Northern Exposure, probably Maggie's place. I loved that show, even though it was shot in Washington State, it was meant to be Alaska. I loved the wildness, the openness, I would have loved to be a nurse on that show. The men were hunky and eccentric, and it was just such a tight knit community. I think living away from the city would be a challenge in so many ways, but I think the closeness and beauty of nature would more then make up for it. Awesome question Whimsy! =D
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Jane Austen's "Pride & Prejudice", it is simply my favorite love story, there are so many humorous moments, endearing moments, and heart breaking moments, and it never gets old to me. Every time I read it, I find something I never realized before, I imagine the characters true motivations, and I could imagine what happens after the last page a million different ways. I have over 100 fan-fic type sequel books to Pride and Prejudice in my library, and I love how different people see the future for the characters so differently. It would keep me satisfied forever.
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Sends a huge *hug* to lovely Luna, the blogging maven! You are the bomb girl! Love ya! :D
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I think it was one of three that I played the most. Monopoly, The MAD Party Game, or The Game of Life. I never lost at Monopoly, so very few people would play with me, I was very aggressive. I loved The Game of Life and always took the post-secondary education leg, I just always thought that was the way I was meant to go, even in a game, and I loved filling my little car with pegs for the kids too, so funny. The MAD Party Game was way ahead of it's time, you had to do these crazy stunts and be silly and I just thought it was the best, I used to read MAD and Cracked all the time, when I was sick in bed I would read the same ones over and over. So I loved that sense of humor. If we are talking video games, I am going to look ancient when I say I loved to play GORF on the Commodore 64. It was on a cartridge you stuck in the back of the computer/keyboard. I got so good at it I would make it to the top level, and it would start me back at levers one just faster till I got to the last level and do it all again. I once conned my dad into holding a competition for that game with my brothers and sisters, and I won natch, so I got a giant Mirage chocolate bar as a prize, I loved those things. Ahhh, the 80s, how I miss you!
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I am at a point now where I spend very little time in SL, I just don't have the time anymore. Leave it for good, I am not sure, probably at some point in the future. For now, I just dabble when I feel like I can. It isn't the same for me anymore since I broke up with my man, Draco, so sometimes it is very emotional. But I do keep in touch with friends in other ways, skype, flickr, twitter, plurk, facebook, etc. so I am not in withdrawal or anything. It is the people that always mattered most to me, not the platform.
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I really love bring colours, and would love a more eclectic and shabby chic look. I could see curtains made of Sari fabric, and pillows too. Deep shades of royal purple, emerald greens, embroidery, lots of lush comfortable furniture, throw pillows, thick Indian rugs. I would love to have Indian style lanterns and lights, wall hangings, and candles/incense. I think it would be the ultimate exotic escape, right at home.
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It's called a Right To Privacy, for someone who doesn't even sign a name to their questions, I could ask you the same thing.
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I have no interest in answering questions about nothing, this is like an endless personal agenda I will no longer be part of.
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Jhuzen Ketsugo’s Bio
Pixelated Fashionista, Know-It-All, Blogger, DJ, Looklet & Polyvore Addict, Love to Read EVERYTHING, Second Life Resident Fool. RL Nurse.
