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What? Who said we should eat dessert fir-- Are people recommended to eat dessert first?! Hot damn! :D Yo, Cheesecake, c'mere!!

The very first thing I wanted to be was a teacher. Why? Because *I* wanted to be the one marking up papers with a red pen. Seriously. For some reason wielding a red pen seemed so magical and sophisticated to me. Like only the important can write in red. When I realized that was bull, and that I would never in a million years have the patience to grade all those papers and teach kids that ignore me, I moved on to wanting to be a nurse. This new goal was short lived because Jaunae and I soon realized that we both lack the compassion required to care for sick people all day long and change their bedpans. (We also realized we were likely to race our patients in wheelchairs down the hall. We assumed that'd be a no-no.) Then, as I neared the end of middle school, I set my eyes on a new goal that I found truly enjoyable in my heart: I wanted to be a writer. It hasn't changed.

Fall (which, in Florida, means those two days in November). My biggest grief with the other seasons are all related to the fact that FL weather sucks. So if we're talking in FL, I'd love to live in (real) Fall weather forever; if we're talking ANY other state, any season is fine with me because they'll actually CHANGE.

Funny enough, I've written a short one already in the past (it was a school assignment for... huh, I think it was junior year in High School), and the title for that one was "A Girl As Strange As Her Name". xD Not the best, I know. But if I were to write another one I might pull that again in memory of the class. Lord knows my quirks live up to it. xP Otherwise I'm tempted to have a title that uses my penname (Zerah) or "Snoochie" in some way. Hmm... "Also Known As [Zerah/Snoochie]"... (I'm not the best with titles as you can see. I'll work on it).

Oooh I have sooo many. Hmm if I had to pick my top one... It would probably be having to repeat myself mid-sentence because the person wasn't listening to what I JUST said/ignoring me completely. (This is by no means when there's a large group and we're all talking at once. I'm talking about when I'm having a one-on-one convo and the person just ISN'T listening to me). A close second would be Bad Bathroom Etiquette.

"10 Things I Hate About You" (with Lindsey Shaw and Meaghan Martin) and "The Weekenders," hands down. I was BEYOND upset when 10 Things was canceled. I WANT THAT SHOW BACK! T_T ((A strong contender for this list is "PepperAnn."))

No matter if it's N64, Gamecube, or Wii: Mario Kart is the MOST played game for me. (*Teehee*, I rhymed). Next one down would have to be... Mario-centered games such as Super Mario 64 or Mario Galaxy. I'm a Mario girl in case you hadn't noticed. (Legend of Zelda is up next because all of them [except for Majora's Mask] are AWESOME).

If we're talking in general: Roller Coasters. If we're talking specifics: Montu in Busch Gardens. :) Best roller coaster EVER... Then again it was back in 8th grade and I have not ridden Manta at Sea World yet. So... Yeap.

I'm not sure if it's considered a superstition or not, but I believe in jynxing yourself. So for funsies I knock on wood. Otherwise I'm not superstitious. As a kid, I played it safe and avoided lines and cracks in the sidewalk just in case it actually WOULD break my mother's spine/back. But one day when I was (6?) Mom and I had a huge fight so I stepped on one on purpose. When nothing happened I knew for sure the superstition was false, so I didn't play it safe anymore. (Could you imagine if it was true!? Boy, would I have some 'splainin' to do!)

(500) DAYS OF SUMMER. No contest. (I'm sure many are going to be surprised I didn't say THE LION KING, but since I know the movie by heart I don't even need to watch it so often ;P)

Well, if we're talking sports I'm already the worst no matter the scenario, but if we're talking video games? Hmm. Best player on losing team. I may be a sore loser, but if I'm doing well at least I'm having fun. When I'm sucking at something so terribly that I'm the WORST player? It doesn't matter if the team wins, I'll still feel like doodie.

My Formspring name is the same as my Twitter. I was trying to find a word or phrase that described me and the phrase "Bookworm" stuck out. Since that phrase is (obviously) common, I tried to pull a Jaunae and find synonyms to create a new word with the same meaning. And that's when I found and claimed "Literarybug." :)

My kind of question, lol! Wait, that could mean classic characters or characters from the movies... Hmm. Well, for the classic characters it's always been Donald Duck. His tantrums are just too fun. :) As for characters from movies... Hmm... A toughie.. I'll have to go with my favorite princess: Jasmine. I've lived a pretty sheltered life (from over-protective parents, not riches) and so I feel I relate to her the most. Funny thing is, I probably could have cosplayed her when I was younger since my hair used to be just as long as hers and everyone thinks I'm East Indian when they look at me. :P

God NO. I wish I was though. I lack any sense of rhythm and coordination when it comes to my arms/legs/body in general. It's the reason I was only "OK" with the snare drum in band. I'd love to be able to dance though... It seems so fun...

Swimming. :) I love the water.

You have no idea!! ^____________^ I was SO happy! It was like finding a long lost sister that I just believed was out there but had never seen. :)

Why does it feel like you're trying to sneak a Twilight question by me? But that's a tough choice. Either never step out into daylight again or suffer an extremely painful transformation into werewolf-dom every so often. Eeeck... I think I'd rather just be a regular human that eventually dies.

Assuming we still met somehow: Yes. It wouldn't happen right away, because I'm awkward and quiet around new people. But we'd have grown close eventually, AND we'd be able to be there for each other PHYSICALLY rather than just in spirit. :)

Ooh that's a tough one... I guess it would depend on what time of year it is. Because I love the water but I can't pass up a chance at the mountains... Op, there it is :P Mountains! I love how much fresher the air is there and how there's always a gentle breeze.... Not to mention the killer view ;)