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I love the growing wig and the wig table. Of course, I would, I'm a wigaholic. The rapunzel toilet made me laugh. It's so cheesy looking. It looks like a monster. Hehehe.

Good question. I think I would go back to the late 1800's. It's my favorite historical timeperiod, and I would go back to the year 1889 when Charles and Myrtle Filmfore found the Unity Church. I would like to know what really inspired them to start this movement. I have my suppositions, but that is based entirely on my reading of Unity materials. I'd like to know what thing(s) really motivated them.

Arrogance, Lying, and Hypocrisy.

I have already and it's posted at a fan fiction site. It's called 'In Another's Eyes' and based on the classic Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. I have also written long Narnia stories and am going to write a long 'Cat Returns' story.

Old, always. The original Nutty Professor outshines the new remake by about a gazillion. I love old movies, the storylines, the creative ways they did the effects. It's just better, and not done with an easy way out. Today's movies have a lot of bells and whistles, but everything is accomplished through the computer and special effects.

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My only regret is not having studied what I wanted to study when I was younger and at the University. I wanted to study music, but my mother kept saying that she would not support me if I studied it. Later I realized that she didn't really support me at all, and that I should have just gone ahead and studied it anyway. Music has always been a passion of mine, and if I had studied it, I probably could have done a bit more with it than I am now. Of course, I didn't do much with Russian Studies or Political Science, so why this was even up for debate is still a mystery to me some 15-16 years later.

To be completely honest, I think there is far too much uncreative stuff going on in music. Too many covers and not enough originality. If a band or a group can do a cover here and there, then that is fine, but to get their claim to fame solely from copying the work of someone else is just not right. Being a lyricist, I am looking for music that speaks to me on many levels. Not just going about and saying a whole lot of nothing. To me, that is what will last the test of time. IN ten or fifteen years, the fads and trends will probably die off to other fads or trends, but the music of really accomplished musicians and songs that really say something, will stil be performed in karaoke bars around the world and people will know these songs by heart.

Hehehe. Good luck with your class.

That's hard, I loved the 70's week, Steampunk week and this week probably the most. But, there are aspects of other weeks that I have liked, but I think those are my big favorites right now.

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The people who have inspired me over the years have been, Peter Tork, Robert Hays, John Dye (still reeling that he's passed on), Della Reese, Julie Andrews, Gene Wilder, Richard Chamberlain, and Chris de Burgh. Those are the prominants, but the ones I know in real life are my father, who overcame alcoholism before he died, my husband, who saved me from an abusive relationship, and many of my friends, who have been strong in the face of adversity, and who have accepted me for the person I am. All of these people have inspired good things in me, whether it be spiritual, musical, or emotional.

Russian Studies and Political Science.

We divide it, sometimes Sven does it and sometimes I do it. He claims he doesn't do much, but on Sunday mornings he gives me a break and prepares breakfast. I guess I'm a pretty decent cook. We have been married some 15 years and no trips to the ER because of my cooking.

I don't remember most of my dreams, but I had some really weird ones. I woke from one such dream asking my husband if we could go to my church. Said church is 3,000 miles away, and it was a Saturday.

I saw it on Twitter, and then I saw a press release and now I can't stop crying. He was one of my all time favorite actors and this show was such a special one. I just keep shaking my head and asking why? He was only 47.

I am not a big risk taker so the answer is no, I wouldn't. As Sven once said, 'why jump out of a perfectly nice airplane?'

My favorite flower is the orchid, because it's exotic and beautiful. It's also one of the few plants I can manage to keep alive. Probably because it doesn't require much water.

Okay, excuse me while I cry my eyes out. May he rest in peace, but he's leaving behind a great many heartbroken Touched by an Angel fans, myself included. I'm heartbroken.

Wow, I don't know... For Sven, a fully functional hobby airport. For me...maybe a first class trip around the world (which I'd take Sven on, of course.)

Lazar already asked that. Sven and I were email pen pals when I was a student at the university.

I would tell her to not be afraid of being herself or of telling the truth. It may be painful, but the truth is something very profound and it would save one a great deal of 'trouble' later on. That's a great question, and it reminds me of a movie I watched about a 27 year old woman who did meet up with her former self. It's called 'Only Yesterday'.

I don't really have one.

Yes, I wrote a 370 page novel some years ago called 'The Vow of Silence', which is about a fictional Monastery in Switzerland. I put a great deal of work into the book and am waiting for the day when I get inspired to write another.

I would have to say during the Middle Ages and King Arthur's time. I love the Autherian legends.