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Old 12-29-2004, 10:37 PM
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1.If you know you would die soon what 5 songs would you want played at your funeral?
Why
Landslide
HAEWAFY
Northern Star
Think About Me
Although, I intend to be cremated, and I -literally- would like for there to be a party instead of a funeral. Band playing, open bar.....ya'all come now, ya hear?

2.If you were to write an auto-biography of yer life what would be the title?

Unrequited.

3.Who is the one person in the world who knows more about you than anyone?
My friend Lionel, who moved away a few years ago.


4.When was the last time you had a good cry?
Rarely. I subscribe to the credo- Make lemonade. Seriously.


5.What's the saddest thing you have witnessed in your life?
9/11

6.What's more important to you, Family or finding true love?
Ten years ago, even five, I would've said true love. After finding it, and losing it, I would now say family. Love often fails. Family is forever.

7.Are you optimistic or pessimistic?
See "Lemonade". Lots of stuff in life can suck. Make the best of what you've got each and every day. I live for laughter.

8.Are you afraid to show emotion in public?
Depends on if public means total strangers or not.

9.Would you freely give your life in exchange that your death would save others?
For some, yes. Some others, I think not!

10.Who was the closest person in your life that died way too soon/before their time?
Well, I lost my Mom two years ago to cancer, but she was 75, so that's not really young, although I think, of course, that it was too soon.
I had a friend commit suicide about 5 years ago, at age 22. THAT was the greatest tragedy I've ever personally witnessed, and changed me forever...
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