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asked by NathanPralleMy face. Or my hair. ONE?!?!? GAH. My face.
Can you tell this question is killing me? Seriously. The questions about the death penalty don't seem to cause me such internal conflict. Sad, really. -
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asked by yknot
I could if I wasn't being followed by anyone. If I was being pursued, I'm quite sure I'd lose my mind. My anxiety would get the best of me.
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Like music to my ears, my dear. Music to my ears.
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Omai. Mama loves to shake it, to be honest. To dance to the likes of Paula Abdul (yeah, I said it) and Madonna with wild abandon and the assistance of a stiff drink. Or two.
I'm a much better singer, however, even though I'm afflicted with a slight singing-through-my-nose issue, one that I hope to correct when independently wealthy through singing lessons likely bartered for editing help with the assistance of Craigslist.
Tmi, natch. -
asked by yknot
1. Go to all my doctor's appointments.
2. Return every outstanding email.
3. Write each day. -
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If you could only travel to one location for vacation for the rest of your life where would this be?
asked by skyshockerIt might be here, although I've never been. I love being surrounded by warmth, whether it be air or water. http://tinyurl.com/2tgkxf
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Ooooh. I'd go to the Crime and Punishment Museum close to Chinatown (http://www.crimemuseum.org/) and then have lunch or an early dinner at Matchbox (http://matchboxdc.com/) after. I recommend the Fire and Smoke pizza for those who love the spiceh.
If you have more time, I'd hit up some of the northern Virginia wineries. Let me know if you want more information on those. -
I have many, many, maaaaaany happy memories. This silly one has been coming to mind quite a bit lately.
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It's hard to choose one -- right now it would be equal health care coverage for mental health visits and more access to psych professionals. The state of coverage for most people is abominable.
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asked by yknot
I have plans that weekend and won't be able to make it. Email kimmay to see if she's around!
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I mostly hate my cell phone. I often turn it off, to remind me that I exist off the grid, that I'm more than Twitter and Foursquare and text. I lived a long life before I was completely accessible, and often miss it.
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Losing my father has made me more appreciative of my mother, more mindful of my interactions with her. I appreciate her more, try to treat her with more respect rather than reverting to my 12-year-old antics when she and I hit a bump in our relationship road.
Losing my father has left me with holes inside, noticeable in the oddest of moments, those times when I wonder if I need my oil changed, when I have a question about shellfish. I ache that he will never see me married or publishing a book or reforming myself, just as I have over the two years since he's been gone.
Losing my father has made me more committed to doing something with this life, just as he did, to traveling and leaving an imprint. To being kinder and knowing when to sacrifice your own needs for another. To being more human in my everyday. I'm guessing parents could ask for very little more.
I'm lucky in that I have no regrets. My father and I lived lives with one another in almost complete honesty, no grudges held and an odd appreciation for who the other was, embracing it as completely as we both could. I worshiped most every part of him and am happy to say that I bear a number of his traits. I'm also happy to say I think he'd be proud of where I am today.
But I'm not the same person. And perhaps most ironically, I've yet to quit smoking. It's on the long list. -
Thank you very much. Funny how the nicest Formsprings are always anonymous.
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I've answered you here: http://www.notyetawino.com/2010/03/on-mending/
Great question. :) -
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I cannot see IP addresses; I can only see who is asking me a question if the person registers for a Formspring account!
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Fantastic question.
I'd write it all down, all of it, even if I saved some posts in draft indefinitely.
I'd care less about what people thought of what I was writing.
And I wouldn't have taken any breaks.
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