What has surprised you most about your life as an adult?
Nearly everything. I was headed in a specific direction, chasing down a specific goal and "making it happen". I met and had access to so many important and influential people in my field and yet... nothing. Consequently, I've come to believe that no matter how much you believe, no matter how much concentrated work you put into a dream, no matter who you know, if it isn't what you came here to do, it won't happen. The real thing is still waiting for you to find it.
My life would be easier if…
I had health insurance.
My secret vice?
It's no secret. Staying up all night.
What part of your appearance are you most happy with?
My height and weight, I guess, although I could lose another 10 pounds. I like my hair as well.
Unknown talent?
I have no hidden talents, really. I can do anything I set my mind to.
The most important question in the world right now?
How to depose America's corporate feudal system with its subsequent problem of health care. Globally, how to ensure human rights for all people.
When is a good time to pull a white lie?
When it's your wife's birthday and you don't want her to know what you got her.
What was your first job?
It was only a summer job. I was a dishwasher at Mattei's Tavern in Los Olivos, California.
What is the best thing which can be bought for money?
Basic human necessities like food, shelter and clothing. Without those, nothing else makes much sense.
Which personal ability are you most pleased with?
Not that I like doing it, but I'm very good at helping people to look within themselves and their motivations.
My best buy?
Lynette's engagement ring, not because of its worth, but because of who wears it and her indispensable role in my life.
What do you pull out of the hat if you get surprise visitors?
Well, the local liquor store is only a mile away in case there's no wine in the house. Food-wise, chips and salsa, usually.
What can get you to NOT want to get up in the morning?
Hearing fighting or arguing, or raised voices downstairs.
What are you most proud of in your life?
My marriage and family. In the next breath I'd have to say my music and writings.
I like this one --- I learned a lot about you! Don't know if I'll have time to take the tag but I might!
ReplyDeleteMy best buy?
ReplyDeleteLynette's engagement ring, not because of its worth, but because of who wears it and her indispensable role in my life.
*blush*
I love you...