I would immediately tell my family and closest friends. I believe life is about relationships, so in the most important time of my life, I would want to spend as much time as possible with them. I'd want to live it up, I suppose, but most importantly I would want to make the time count with my loved ones. And yes, I would be afraid, I'm sure, even if I feel secure about what happens after death.

I still enjoy it, but it's definitely moved down my priority list.

I ate a strawberry cupcake about 5 minutes ago...does that count?

Pixar movies are incredible, of course. My favorites are Finding Nemo, Wall-E, The Incredibles, and Ratatouille.

It looks great! I really wish I could order a cake from you! I'd only say that I'd make the tone on my "About" page more confident - you obviously have the skills, so let people know that you're good at what you do!

People are relational. Whenever I watch anime, I'm usually thinking something along the lines of "I'm really enjoy this character development and development of relationships between characters" or "I wish there was more [copy early quote]." Slice of life often features both of these elements, which engage us since life is largely all about relationships. Thus, they leave indelible marks on us. Anyway, that's what I think.

Thomas Edison is not a surprise addition to the list - he's very revered in Japan as almost, but not quite, a kami: http://beneaththetangles.wordpress.com/2010/09/22/of-kami-and-buddhas-the-wizards-of-japanese-religion/

Opinion? Fact: It's wrong. Period. This ain't anime.

Somewhat...I come here only periodically and do my due diligence in reading through all of the questions. But there are usually several that really grab my interest and remind me that Formspring is actually fun.

Hourou Musuko

I've mentioned this before - your cakes and such look really delicious! I think you can do it!

Yes.

I agree with you - there should be more adoptions. A lot of my friends say they don't feel a "calling" for adoption...which I don't really buy (who needs to be "called" to give the gift of love?). More tangibly are issues like culture and the biggest obstacle of all - money. Adoption, even domestic (at least in the U.S.), is very expensive.

disciple of Christ

You can be "in love" with even more than two, I would think. Being in love is mostly emotional and has little to do with action or thoughtfulness.

But can you "LOVE" two people at the same time? Not terrifically well, since a great part of love is sacrificing your own needs and putting that person's above your own...and you're not doing that very well if you're giving only half of your heart to two people.

I only listen to my very favorite CDs, and then only in my car, and then only occassionally.

No, but you know what ALWAYS gets me? Opening Pillsbury cans of dough. POP! I know it's coming, but still....

Well, exactly 10 years ago, the U.S. was a bit in disarray following 9/11. But...people were uniting together in cooperation. It was nice. And I'm a bit biased, but I also liked that people were turning to God for answers. I would probably say, "yes."

I love sushi, kobe beef, and tonkatsu, but besides those, I almost never eat Japanese food, unless its something that Koreans (<--- my people) also commonly eat, like curry or ramen.

Princess Mononoke. Gundam series. Evangelion.