Why, my van, of course.

Hey Loki...ever tried to play The Sims? :P

((Hm...my parents are the same. My mother straight-out says that what Loki does it horrible. She doesn't see the feels behind the actions but simply judges according to...black and white. Mortals...! What do you expect? XP))

((I've met Colm Wilksinson, but I was too starstruck to make sense...I mumbled something and he gave me a weird look...hahaha...I was a teenager at the time...)) I would say Thor? Hahaha! It's a tie between Thor and his brother more accurately, I suppose.

I've always loved thunderstorms. They remind me of the wonders of the Universe, as cheesy and lame as that may sound. :) For me, ironically, Space is frightening. It's cold and dark and we know so little about it beyond the simplified mathematical equations through which it's expressed. I do have a basic phobia - believe it or not, I get claustrophobic sometimes. I suppose that the mix of these propelled me to pursue Astrophysics...

((Don't mistake people's behaviour in reaction to VanDur as respectful. Fear does not equate respect. /You/ on the other hand, we all respect and enjoy to have around :) ))

Research, baby! Mostly breakthroughs, though.

When I found out Thor returns my affections...fully.

((I can see the end-of-movie credits...))

I have somewhat recently gained a good friend in the form of a goddess and am so very grateful for the friendship - she has done many nice things for me and she has done every last thing selflessly, at that. Sigyn, thank you. @ladyofmercy.

Please be safe...for all our sakes, but mostly Meetra's.

Being with the special someone is the important part of the equation, not where it's taking place...

I do. It's actually better than coffee, for obvious reasons. Back when I used to research data at lengths of time that would span the night and even early morning, I would drink tea. Love coffee, but once inspiration dies, with tea, I can actually go to sleep, unlike after coffee.

Did you know that people think non herbal tea has caffeine? It's actually got teine, which is the equivalent. Calling teine caffeine is a misnomer.

I think it's victimizing one's self all the time, as if the person has no power to change the sitaution they're in and all you do is complain... Unfortunately, it's very common amongst humans.

My mother had told me that when I was three, I used to hang around my dad while he mucked around in his garage shop. I would play with the nuts and bolts, and would take apart the extra pieces of machinery he had lying around. Among the first things was a plug - you know, that three-pronged thing you put into a receptacle? That. I took it apart, because I wanted to know /how/ it worked...