Someone whom I shouldn't be. Someone long forgotten, or at least I thought.

On other people: It's always been the eyes. I love it when someone has those amazing eyes that just make you stop in your tracks. Literally taking your breath away.

On me: My legs. I'm lucky I sort of grew into them. It was weird as a kid being the short girl with long legs, but now I'm the tall girl with long legs. It makes more sense.

Full disclosure, I've not watched a ton of 6 or 7. Maybe an episode or two for each. I hope to watch them linearly sometime soon. While I think Paul McGann is amazing and really dreamy, I feel a very strong affinity to Four/Tom Baker. Not only was he my Dad's favorite doctor, but he also reminds me a lot of me. Sort of prone to weird mood changes, but always with his heart in the right place. Also, I love a scarf. Anyone who has seen my closet knows that. :)

VERY FUNNY. And no.

Headphones: loud enough so that I don't hear anything else, otherwise it defeats the purpose. Speakers: loud enough so that I can hear it all over the apartment if I am dancing to it, and if it's mellow then loud enough so that I can make out all the instruments.

No. And I'll try to pretend this wasn't the creepiest question I have EVER gotten on Fspring.

Nice use of SPAM, guys. I'm intrigued.

Nice use of SPAM, guys. I'm intrigued.

Due familial obligation I must respond Star Wars or my dad will roll over in his grave and give me the finger. However, I think both franchises have their merits.

Probably the iPod. Although mp3 and electronic music players had already existed, it took one man's vision to shape the way we consume music. Also, the personal computer for the household was a pretty great innovation, although that was 1984 and I was only a year old.

Yes, very. I was training for my formative years to actually be one until a) everything got really serious really fast and b) I discovered some health problems.

A terrible loft bed. I call it my circus bed because it feels like I am preparing to walk a tightrope when I climb the ladder.

If I could fly, first I would put on some cold weather gear because the wind chill must be crazy. Then I would go visit my mom and probably head to LA and SF after that to visit friends and see how far I could go without getting tired. Then I'd pack a lightweight backpack back at home and head to Old Blighty.

It would have to be a tie: Romeo and Juliet (or more broadly Shakespeare's Complete Works) and Little Women. If you mean when I was REALLY little, then The Cat In The Hat.

Overcoming anorexia, my well adjustedness, and I am proud of my Mom.

Scarves. I wish I could wear them all year round. I think for a year or so there were all I bought when I went shopping. I have since given up that addiction.

So obviously Vogue by Madonna. I have choreographed and rechoreographed entire routines to this song. However my new favorite would be Super Bass by nicki minaj.

I would say breakfast except lately I am really trying to master the "Mother Sauces." so right now it would be sauces.

Milk. Or Foodspotting.