Five Random Questions for a Saturday Afternoon:

[grannylib]

What would be your dream job?
Mine would probably be 'professional student/teacher' I loved college, and would think it just divine to be able to spend all my time learning/teaching.

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
I'd have to pick cake, I think...cake with homemade chocolate frosting (none of that shit out of a can). I love cake (except for angel food; that's just ishy).

How would you describe your decorating style?
Antique/eclectic/packrat would most likely describe mine best.

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?
Mine would be a tie between the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness here in Minnesota, and Paris.

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
I'd pick Habitat for Humanity...both monetarily and with time.

How about all of you??

[MiniMandaRuth]

1. Okay....

What would be your dream job?
Video game tester. Man, that would be fun. I love finding bugs and complaining about them.

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
Brownies. So.... good... and warm and melty. yum.

How would you describe your decorating style?
The Mind of a Teenaged Girl. Posters... everywhere. But my room is rather whimsical.

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?
Walking through the mountains in India or driving through Europe.

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
Something to do with the starving kids in Africa.

[grannylib]

6. Brownies rule...India would be a really interesting trip. My mom has been

there (she spent Lent one year working with Mother Teresa at one of her homes for the destitute and dying in Calcutta) but I have never been there. Would love to go, though...

[LadyoftheRabbits]

2. ...

Dream job: historian for British Museum, costume designer for epic historical films.

Hard food to give up: smoothies... so addicted...

Decorating: eclectic, to say the least. A little bit of everything from the world over :D

Two week vacation: Britain or India

Lottery: Habitat or Doctors Without Borders... or any animal rescue foundations

[grannylib]

7. Oooh, th e British Museum historian sounds really interesting!!!

[Guava Jelly]

3. ok

1 Dream Job oceanographer
2 potatoes
3 bad
4 switzerland or Ireland
5 Any one that helped poor inner city children

[grannylib]

8. Switzerland is lovely...never been to Ireland but would go in a heartbeat

if given the opportunity!

[ikojo]

4. Five random answers

What would be your dream job?
Book store/news stand: I could talk about books and politics all day.

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
ice cream...so cold and delicious

How would you describe your decorating style?
Chaotic packrat

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?
Vespa tour of Italy or Israel.

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
I would donate to a food bank first and then an organization that helps people with air conditioning and heating.

[grannylib]

9. I always thought a bookstore would be a great place to 'accidentally' get

locked in overnight, particularly one like B&N...coffee, food, comfy chairs, and books books books books....

[tinfoil tiaras]

5. k...here are my answers

What would be your dream job?
Working at Rolling Stone. You get to write about national news AND music-my two favorite things! :D

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
Nick Lachey. Period. Or Britney Spears's perfume. Now that's some good smelling stuff...

How would you describe your decorating style?
Modern yet vintage....

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?
Athens, Georgia. The best place on earth.

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
Lots of pro-choice groups, and maybe I'd donate to Lamont with what I have left over...

[grannylib]

11. Nick Lachey and Britney Spears' perfume are food??? I'm confused!!

But then, I'm old...please excuse me!

[tinfoil tiaras]

13. oh, food..

I don't really have a food guilty pleasure... :P

Sorry, i can't read.

[grannylib]

16. *lol* no worries!

[ZombieNixon]

10. Hmm...

What would be your dream job?
• Honestly, I think I'm in it right now. Computer game developer. I'm doing some damn cool things.

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
• Ooh...hmm...Lemon sorbet or Jamba juice. Can't usually afford it, but so damn good.

How would you describe your decorating style?
• "Hey, what's that stuff on the wall?"

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?
• Cross-Europe tour.

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
• Doctors Without Borders

[grannylib]

12. How nice to be doing something you love!! What's Jamba Juice??

[ZombieNixon]

15. Jamba Juice is actually the company.

They make various fruit smoothies with vitamin/mineral/energy/protein supplements and such. :9 Tasty AND empowering. :D

[grannylib]

17. Oh, OK - had never heard of them!

[LadyoftheRabbits]

18. SMOOTHIES!

*cough* :hi:

[ZombieNixon]

24. Yum!

See? Good reason to come to Chicago...although I think it's at least a regional chain, so they might have 'em out there in Ohio. :shrug:

:hi:

[LadyoftheRabbits]

30. Hmm...

While the name is familiar, I don't think we do. Oh well... guess I'll have to go to Chicago. :eyes: :P

[idgiehkt]

14. okay

1. dream job--running an animal sanctuary
2. guilty pleasure food -- avocados
3. decorating style -- anti-object. I am a thing-hater. I like bare rooms. All unnecessary matter will be vaporized
4. vacation -- probably Ireland
5. charity -- Animal Rescue New Orleans

[grannylib]

19. I really admire people who can live with the minimalist look...must make

cleaning so much easier!
We had company last week, and my sister-in-law asked me how I keep up with all the dusting (I am a die-hard collector; I have shit EVERYWHERE)
and I said, "I DON'T!!"
I do a really thorough dusting of everything before I do holiday decorating (weekend after Thanksgiving) and again in spring, and some random dusting here and there between times, but mostly I just ignore it or use candles instead of lamps, and it's not so noticeable *lol*

[idgiehkt]

27. I don't dust at all.

I have gotten a whole lot worse since I started working for a building maintenance company a few years ago. I don't have any of those knick-knacky things that people dust. The closest things I have to those are lamps. Every so often I drag my furniture out in the yard and hose it all off. I have very little, like a bookshelf, and a lamp stand, and my animal cages. Thats how I dust, lol.

My parents are like you though, they have all kinds of little objects that don't do anything and they decorate for holidays too. My father has a whole wall of those model cars that you put together yourself, really nice ones, and for Christmas after he did the house decorations he bought some mini-decorations and decorated all of his little cars. It was bizarre, but it did look kind of interesting.

[grannylib]

33. It sounds interesting! I collect cobalt glass, so I have a lot of candles

in the glass pieces; I also collect old wooden alphabet blocks, and I use those year round (I keep them in bowls all over the house so I can grab what I want easily) I use them to spell out messages for the season, holiday, whatever (there has been a 'Democrats 08' in blocks in my kitchen window for a couple of years now!)
I also collect globes, and I use those in my holiday decor. I put Santa hats, Hallowe'en masks, bunny ears and such on them; my grandkids think I'm pretty goofy (they're right).
Also working on collecting enough old wooden yardsticks to use them for wainscoting in my laundry area and small half-bath.
:-)

[idgiehkt]

36. wow.

Cobalt glass is pretty; I googled it. I admire people who have that kind of stuff and arrange it to look nice. I don't have that "arranging things" gene. It just looks like a pile of junk no matter how I push it around. My parents collect a lot of those little things, too, like snow globes, and they decorate their house for every season and holiday. They are always moving around the furniture and changing things, which to me is bizarre. My mom once ran out of rooms to change around and went up in the attic and 'redid' (her word) her attic. I must be adopted or something.

well, I learned two new things from your post: cobalt glass and wainscoting, lol.

[Kali]

20. ok

Dream job - the one I have only with happy help for the grunt work - rancher - can't somebody else dig holes and fix the vehicles? (disclaimer I don't dig holes now, but somebody needs to dig some, and neither the husband nor teenagers are thrilled about the task)

Hard to give up guilty food - :popcorn: (with real butter)

Decorating style - roadside museum ha ha

Two week vacation - expenses paid? Australia is my next travel dream, but need more than two weeks! So a couple weeks at some remote mexican beach sounds ok.

Charity - hmmm I would have to think about that, but perhaps some sort of science scholarship fund.

[grannylib]

22. Oh man, can't remember the last time I had REAL popcorn with REAL

butter!! Yumm....

Australia would be awesome...

[auntAgonist]

21. my answers

What would be your dream job?
Mine would be owning and working in a funeral home as a Director/Planner etc.


If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
Pastry but .. I love european bread.


How would you describe your decorating style?
Antique and Mission and Shaker

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?
Canadian Rocky Mountains and/or New Zealand

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
America's Second Harvest

[lizziegrace]

23. aA!!

You've been missed. How are you?

:hug:

[auntAgonist]

26. hi!

I'm doin' ok lizziegrace :hug: Just haven't really felt a lot like posting much :)

How are things with you my friend?

The weather is gorgeous here today. I wish summer was always like today.

:hug: :loveya: :hug:

aA

[lizziegrace]

31. Me too

the locusts and the breeze. Later tonight, a sunset to die for and lightening bugs. It's a little bit of heaven on earth.

:hug:

[grannylib]

25. You must be a really special soul...I think people who work in funeral

homes must be unique and loving/caring individuals. :-)

[auntAgonist]

28. I always feel so

honoured to look after the one who has passed on. It's an even greater honour to care for the people left behind.

:hug:

aA

[Iniquitous Bunny]

29. Mine

What would be your dream job?
Caregiver/practitioner in women's health or maternal child health (actively working toward this goal). If money were no object, I'd love to start a free, preventative health clinic for women and children. My childhood dream was to work somehow in improvisational theater, but I never had any opportunities to pursue it and it is an absolute impossibility at this point in life with my responsibilities.

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
ice cream

How would you describe your decorating style?
I'm very girly, shabby chic, but to compromise with my male partner, it ends up being more Scandinavian postmodern with girly touches.

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?
The Mediterranean- Italy, Greece, South of France. Just enjoy the food, wine, history, and culture.

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
Planned Parenthood

[grannylib]

32. I wish you much success in your worthy career goals!

:hug:

[RetroLounge]

34. 5 not-so-random answers

What would be your dream job?
Owning my own independent bookstore...

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
Ben & Jerry's Vermonty Python, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, or Phish food Ice Cream.

How would you describe your decorating style?
1950's modern and kitsch

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?
Tahiti, Bali, maybe Pittsburgh

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
A local literacy program

RL

[grannylib]

47. Maybe you could combine your bookstore with a literacy program!

Good answers!

[SKKY]

35. Ok, but let me first say, I'm not interested in any disparaging comments..

1. I'm doing it right now. It is truly an honor to be a member of the armed forces.
2. Pizza. No doubt about it.
3. I don't know, let me ask my wife.
4. Probably Hong Kong. We had a fantastic time there in 2004, and I'd like to see it
again before the Chinese get in there and jack things up.
5. Navy/Marine Corps Relief Society. They do very, very good work.

[grannylib]

48. Thank you for your service...I honor that as well.

:applause:
I don't think I could live without pizza! You should head to NE Iowa to try Mabe's...best pizza ever.

[lizziegrace]

37. My random answers

What would be your dream job?
Running a non-profit or a disaster-aid worker

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
Chocolate, in all it's forms. ;)

How would you describe your decorating style?
Antiques, quilts and Americana (NOT country cute!)

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?
San Juan Mountains or England, to see my sister.

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
I know it sounds selfish, but I'd take care of my family and friend's mortgages first. No one should have to worry about where to live. Then I'd create scholarships for kids like my daughter. I make just enough not to live poverty, but not enough to pay $10,000/year for college...

edited for grammar and spelling. People *will* notice...

[grannylib]

49. Not selfish at all...I would love to be able to do that as well, make sure

that my family and loved ones were secure in their homes.

Chocolate rules! And England...used to live there and would give a lot to be able to go back.

[trof]

38. 1 Retirement

I'm enjoying that more than anything I've done before or since.
Oh...wait...there hasn't BEEN anything since.
:-)

2. I have gained quite a bit of eating self control since I started the 1500 cal/day diet the first of the year. Now I decide what I want to "spend" my calories on each day.
But...chocolate ice cream with melted peanut butter poured all over it.

3. Yeah...antique (inherited family stuff) eclectic. Miz t. is very much into oriental.

4. I really don't like to travel much. I was an airline pilot for 35+ years.
But...I guess Italy. Not in Rome so much as out in the countryside. For the food and the people.
If there were no family considerations, I'd move there.

5. Miz t. and I have talked about that. We're pretty selfish. First we'd pay off our mortgage and our daughter's. I think she's promised a few other mortgage payoffs. ;-)

Then we'd find individuals where we could really make a difference in their lives. We've had the opportunity to do that, in a very small way for us. I can't tell you how gratifying it is to know you have helped someone in a way that has probably changed their opportunities or possible aspirations for the rest of their lives.

[grannylib]

50. Glad you are enjoying what must be a well-deserved retirement!

I bet you got to see a lot of interesting places in your career.

[trof]

74. Just about everywhere but South America.

[sarge43]

39. Answers

A writer of popular histories like Antonia Fraser or Alison Weir.

Potatoes, fried, baked, mash, etc with lots onions

Federal, Arts & Craft or Bauhaus, depends upon the style of the building

A photo safari of the Serengeti Plain

Nature Conservancy

[CBHagman]

41. I like that popular historian idea.

It gives me the mental image of Antonia Fraser doing her research on Marie Antoinette. I seem to recall she was granted access to rare documents, but with the requirement that French guards with pistols drawn (!) flanked her during the proceedings. At least that's what I remember reading in The New York Times when the book came out...

[grannylib]

51. I love the Nature Conservancy...and I hope you get a chance to go on

your photo safari!

[CBHagman]

40. Great questions!

Dream job: Writing about the arts, film, etc., perhaps even a Netflix or AllMediaGuide position (Yes, I've applied). I'd also love to be a dialect coach and one of those people who knows New York accents down to the borough and the street. Or maybe I could deal in antiques and collectibles.

Guilty pleasure food? Any variation of cookies, cake, or pudding (I have to watch what I eat and generally stick to the low-fat stuff now anyway).

Decorating style: Packrat. :cry: For the time being.

Dream two-week vacation: Literary vacation in the U.K. -- Bath, Straford-on-Avon, Bradford, etc. Or I'd go to France and see the gothic cathedrals and the art galleries.

Top priority if I won the lottery: A friend who is currently in need. After that, probably UNICEF.

[grannylib]

53. Oh, take me with you on your dream vacay...I've been to Stratford, and

have seen just about every cathedral in Europe (my dad taught a class on church architecture when we were living there) and it was SO cool...I would love to go back now as an adult and see them again...I think I would appreciate it more.

[KayLaw]

42. Mine . . .

I'd like to be a Public Defender who bans Junior Mints from her traditional/classic home. I'd take my vacation in Bermuda because I've always been fascinated by the idea, and I'd leave all my money to Planned Parenthood.

[grannylib]

54. I think an island vacay would be a lot of fun...have never been to any

place like that.
And I totally support PP...
:-)

[koneko]

43. Fun questions - Thanks!

What would be your dream job?
Dolphin trainer - I love swimming, love dolphins

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
It's a toss-up between chocolate chip cookie dough & duncan hines chocolate frosting

How would you describe your decorating style?
It's pretty eclectic, but if you open a Crate & Barrel catalog, you'll see similar styles to what I have

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?
Horse-back riding tour of Easter Island. Riding is my passion, and I have always wanted to see the Moai statues in person. This would combine two loves


If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
Animal Rescue & ASPCA

[grannylib]

55. If you want some really good chocolate frosting, try this...very easy

1 1/3 C. sugar
6 Tbsp. butter
6 Tbsp. milk

Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring constantly. Boil for one minute, still stirring.
Remove from heat and stir in 1/2 C. semi-sweet chocolate chips. Stir until melted and thick enough to spread.

I've made this even when I didn't have anything to frost, just put it in tupperware and put in fridge, then eat with a spoon...

It also makes really good hot fudge sauce for ice cream if you use it while still warm, or heat it up before use...

[UrbScotty]

44. ;-)

What would be your dream job? Member of Congress

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be? Pizza

How would you describe your decorating style? Simplistic

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go? Northern Michigan

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first? Catholic Relief Services

[grannylib]

56. So when are you running for office???

Northern Michigan is lovely...a lot like northern MN...

[UrbScotty]

68. I'm actually a precinct delegate now!

I was elected last week. ;-)

[grannylib]

77. Whoooohooo! GOOD FOR YOU!!!

:woohoo:

[mac56]

45. mine

What would be your dream job?
The one I have now, just with fewer assholes to deal with.

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
Barbecue.

How would you describe your decorating style?
Early yard sale.

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?
Ireland and Scotland.

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
Planned Parenthood.

[grannylib]

57. "early yard sale"...love it! I love yard sales.

[femmocrat]

46. Great questions, thanks!

What would be your dream job?
I would love to be a self-supporting artist.

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
Ice cream. I could never give it up. Never!


How would you describe your decorating style?
My favorite is Williamsburg colonial; but I am leaning more toward "mission style" lately. I just re-did the family room in Mission style and I love it!

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go? Europe, especially Paris, Rome, Prague and St. Petersburg.


If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
I would divide it among various humane societies and rescue groups. I gave some money to several of these after Katrina. They do valuable work.

[grannylib]

58. Mission style is very classy. What kind of art do you like to create??

[femmocrat]

71. I was a portrait artist and watercolorist in another life.

I hope to go back to it after I retire from teaching.... in a few years. Teaching just drains all the creative juices from me!

[grannylib]

76. I hope you can too! Do you have any artwork you can post? I would love

to see some! Watercolor is such a challenging medium.

[BreweryYardRat]

52. Okay...

Dream job: Same as yours.

Guilty pleasure food: Ben and Jerry's, or white chocolate.

Decorating style: Slob.

Vacation: England, Germany, maybe Spain.

Charity: Humane Society.

[grannylib]

59. What would be your favorite subject to study/teach???

[BreweryYardRat]

60. History.

I absolutely love it (and I'm majoring in it).

[grannylib]

61. Good for you! Is teaching what you plan to do with your major eventually?

Any particular period of history that interests you most?

[BreweryYardRat]

62. Might teach, might go on to law school. Not sure.

Favorite periods: Greek history up until the Roman conquest, and the entire medieval period.

Apologies for the brusque responses. I'm kind of tired.

[grannylib]

65. No worries...get some rest!

[RFKHumphreyObama]

63. Five answers for a Monday morning

What would be your dream job?
Personal assistant to the President -like Charlie Young in the "West Wing". It goes without saying that it would be to a Democratic President

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
Too many to name. Starbucks caramel frappacinos would be one

How would you describe your decorating style?
Fairly basic

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?
Probably would have to go with DC

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
World Vision, CARE Australia or St Vincent De Paul's. Or maybe to my Church's charity

[grannylib]

66. Love those caramel frappucinos!!

[hyphenate]

64. A little late, I guess....

What would be your dream job?

Finally writing and directing a TV show.

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?

Anything chocolate.

How would you describe your decorating style?

If I had the money, it would be contemporary/modern, but nothing whacky--I love wood and woodtones, and soft greens and blues. A single antique piece showcased in a room would be great as well, with lots of texture in both the fabrics and the furnishings.

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?

Egypt, exploring the pyramids, the Sphinx, the Valley of the Kings and Luxor, and then back to Scotland for the second week to explore castles and personal history.

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?

No-kill animal shelters to help take care of the animals, a spay and neuter program and found my own organization to help smaller shelters keep up with pet overpopulations.

[grannylib]

67. Scotland is a nifty place...visited quite a few times when I was living in

England. Hope you get a chance to go sometime!

[northzax]

69. well, it is sunday, right?

Dream Job: Dictator of a small island nation with limitless natural resource wealth, where the local people would be renowned for their physical beauty and worship me as a God.

Guilty Pleasure Food: Lead Paint.

Decorating Style: Minimalist PackRat.

Vacation: the International Space Station.

Lottery: the Heritage Foundation (hell, with that kind of change, I'd need lower taxes.

[grannylib]

78. *lol* good answers!!

[Dervill Crow]

70. Mine

What would be your dream job?
Working in a bookstore.

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
The dessert breads that are made at the bakery where my son works.

How would you describe your decorating style?
English country/Addams Family.

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?
The United Kingdom.

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
Probably something to do with kids or animals.

[grannylib]

79. Your description of your decorating style intrigues me!!! Have any pics

you can post???

[Dervill Crow]

83. I'll see if I can get some pics when I get home from work.

I love your sig line, by the way! :thumbsup:

[grannylib]

84. Thanks! I thunk it up all by meself, heehee....

[malta blue]

72. here are my answers

Dream job - I'm already trained...an archaeologist.

Guilty food - cheese - high cholesterol and all that.

Decorating style - International. I have traveled quite a bit and have collected little trinkets from everywhere, and they are ALL on dispaly, much to my husband's Feng Shui chagrin.

Two week vacation - Machu Picchu

Charity - engineers without borders. My friend is runs the chapter at her university and they are going to build an irrigation system in a village in Kenya this fall.

[grannylib]

80. What a fascinating profession that must be...and yikes, you mean

pack rat/dust bunny is NOT in keeping with Feng Shui??
Shit. No wonder I'm broke and underemployed and keep getting sick...

[skygazer]

73. Those are good questions

1. What would be your dream job?

Running a home for abandoned or abused animals of all types. Adopting out the ones for whom homes could be found, letting the rest live in comfort for the rest of their lives.

2. If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?

Actually, I can't think of any guilty pleasure foods I eat - I mostly eat pretty healthy stuff. But booze, that would be tough to give up.

3. How would you describe your decorating style?

Haphazard

4. If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?

Italy, for sure.

5. If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?

There are several small, local (local to where I used to live in Vermont, that is) charities that helped me out during some rough times - they're always struggling and they would be the ones who got the first cut.

[grannylib]

81. I applaud you for wanting to give back to your community, where you

were helped...
:applause:
I'd love to go to Italy.

[wildhorses]

75. here goes...

What would be your dream job?
artist

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be?
chocolate

How would you describe your decorating style?
minimalist

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go?
travel the Camino in Spain


If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
Habitat for Humanity works for me, too!

[grannylib]

82. What kind of art are you into creating?

[Broken_Hero]

85. Okay...

What would be your dream job?
Working for TSR, or Wizards of the Coast on different subjects, or being a writer for DC comics...

If you had to pick one favorite 'guilty pleasure' food that would be really hard to give up, what would it be? fast food

How would you describe your decorating style?
hmm, comic fashion, almost, kiddish in nature

If you could spend a two-week vacation, all expenses paid, anywhere you wanted to, where would you go? Scandinavia....

If you won the lottery, to what charity would you donate first?
To the American Indian College Fund