Yeah, I don't live in a big city anymore so the cheaper rent is lovely!

Honesty, talking everything through a million times and faith in each other. Mhm, I'm living in Texas again. :)

Yes, yes. Of course. : )

$595. Why?

Ah, okay. Well what's your name?

No, we aren't.

No.

I really love Michio Kaku and Brian Greene. Both have new books out. Kaku's Physics of the Future and Greene's The Hidden Reality. With Kaku, I'd recommend Parallel World: A Journey Through Creation, Higher Dimensions, and the Future of the Cosmos or Hyperspace: A Scientific Odyssey Through Parallel Universes, Time Warps, and the 10th Dimension. And for Greene, The Fabric of the Cosmos: Space, Time, and the Texture of Reality or The Elegant Universe: Superstrings, Hidden Dimensions, and the Quest for the Ultimate Theory. If you're super interested in parallel dimensions like I am then read his new book, too, The Hidden Reality one.

Hi, thank you! I do shop at thrift stores. I like incorporating unique pieces in my wardrobe and, really, I'd rather spend my money on books and food than expensive clothes. It's a fun thing to do, too!

Thank you so much. That makes me smile. I try to live life like that even if it's hard. :(

Aw, I don't think I got the rest of your comment. But yes, Geraldi. Sadly I haven't seen her in ages. Thank you for your kind words!

I have! :)

I will. I have some posts lined up. I just need to make myself do it. As I said in a previous questions, things have been hard lately. Expect something soon though, I promise!

Thank you for saying that. Life has just been sad and hard and I haven't been in the right frame of mind to update. :(

Sorry, but not my thing.

I do. It's nice to hear from everyone and answer any questions or be of any help. I like it.

http://www.last.fm/tag/shoegaze/artists
So I don't have to list everything. These are some of the bands I listen to/like.

I don't have one. I'm not really a huge fan of the 80s but, in general, I really don't have favorite movies. I never know what to say when I get asked questions like this because I don't really care for movies. I watch them purely for entertainment and don't think about the quality of a movie or who wrote it or who directed it or the themes and metaphors and all of that kind of stuff that people who are really into film think about. Does that make sense? To me they are mindless fun, something to do to pass the time when I don't feel like doing anything else.

Thank you! Well I had two different interviews. The first time I got hired at a library it was with a group of about six people that included the director, assistant director and the other head librarians. And they would ask me questions that you get asked at any job interview and also any experience you might have. The other one I had was just with two people and the actually had a questionnaire printed out and asked me every question on there. Again, the same basic questions you get asked and about my experience. This time they asked me about my hobbies and my favorite author, favorite book, etc. What they like most, I'd say, is experience.

I do. I mostly think about flowers because I like them so much. I'd like something like that from my shoulder to my elbow. I don't know what else I would get. I'd need to look at some pictures for inspiration. But I don't think I would ever get tattoos only because I don't think I could handle the pain.