Awwwww, MAN!! The weed is a no-go, and the drop-dead gorgeous woman will get me in real trouble. I'd have to go for the kitties. :)

BBQ pork or chicken, corn on the cob, baked potato, oh my! :)

My special attack would be soft serve ice cream. :)

Thanks for asking that, since I wear a size 9 shoe. :/

I've done both; both are enormous good fun. All things considered, at the end of the day I'd rather unwind with a small group at a cookout. ;)

Sweet potatoes. :/

Regrettably, no. :(

Fear? I don't have many if any at all. My greatest fear would be shuffling off this mortal coil before I have a chance to finish all the stories I started.

One great story, one great page, at a time. :)

One great page, one great story at a time. :)

Horror films scare the crap out of me. I can't stand the Saw series, but my sweetie makes me watch it with her. Ya wouldn't think it--I've done enough adventure stories and been through enough stuff--actually I've been through enough real time adventures that some of these horror movies really produce a physical reaction. If I ever decided to channel any of that into storytelling....beware!

ALL. THE. TIME. Actually I've spent the last 20 years undoing a lot of their crap and trying never to ever be like them. Nuff said on that topic.

I would honestly be freaked. I've identified as female from very small and would have a hard time with it. I have a number of wonderful and talented transgender friends for whom this would be a blessing. I know myself rather thoroughly and switching physical gender for me would be hard. And I can well imagine, not knowing how long it would last, trying to convince friends and acquaintances I was still me after this complete changeover would be difficult at best.

Why should we care? :)

X-Wing, baby

I answer that question in better detail at a recent interview with Sketch Maven. Check it out. :) http://www.sketchmaven.com/cms.php?&content=Pam_Harrison

I dunno. I read the book and saw the BBC television series back in the 80s. How bad of a geek does that make ME?

Nope, in fact I have enough on hand to plant a garden for the next couple years. At the very least you'll have a headstart on everyone else.

Meh.

Don't watch it.