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1. What is your favorite childhood memory?
Hard to say. There are many good ones. Time with my parents and the cats at home is definitely up there, but picking one is not easy.
2. If you could be reincarnated as anything besides human, who would you want to be?
A cat. Preferably a pampered housecat, but even as a feral, I think it would be interesting.
3. If you had to start your life all over, what are three things you would change?
I would write down more things in the moment to help jog my memory later (which I nevertheless still don't do often enough). I would spend more time just talking to my parents. And I'd try to be more courageous about changing jobs more often, rather than staying as long as I did. That has worked well for me but meant I've gotten to do fewer different things than if I'd moved on more often.
4. If you had to forget everything in your life, except one thing, what would it be?
There's no good answer to this. I mean, if I remember my self but nothing else, does that drag along all the how-I-became this way? I think the best answer would be "my family" just because it's pretty broad and I wouldn't want to forget them, but then that implies forgetting non-family friends which just no....
5. Do you have a lucky charm?
Nope. Sometimes we have them for a bit when the boys beg and I'm feeling like a sucker, but otherwise, nope. (No, I don't have one the way the question means it, but how could I pass up a chance to make it about the cereal anyway?)
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Hard to say. There are many good ones. Time with my parents and the cats at home is definitely up there, but picking one is not easy.
2. If you could be reincarnated as anything besides human, who would you want to be?
A cat. Preferably a pampered housecat, but even as a feral, I think it would be interesting.
3. If you had to start your life all over, what are three things you would change?
I would write down more things in the moment to help jog my memory later (which I nevertheless still don't do often enough). I would spend more time just talking to my parents. And I'd try to be more courageous about changing jobs more often, rather than staying as long as I did. That has worked well for me but meant I've gotten to do fewer different things than if I'd moved on more often.
4. If you had to forget everything in your life, except one thing, what would it be?
There's no good answer to this. I mean, if I remember my self but nothing else, does that drag along all the how-I-became this way? I think the best answer would be "my family" just because it's pretty broad and I wouldn't want to forget them, but then that implies forgetting non-family friends which just no....
5. Do you have a lucky charm?
Nope. Sometimes we have them for a bit when the boys beg and I'm feeling like a sucker, but otherwise, nope. (No, I don't have one the way the question means it, but how could I pass up a chance to make it about the cereal anyway?)
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