1. What do you like in your coffee? Hot: Cream and sugar. Iced: Skim milk and sugar
2. What's the most fun stitching project you've done? I think Widget's baby sampler - because I picked all new colors and fabric and made it really my own. I lovedthat part of it, and then the piece itself stitched up so quickly and beautifully that I got nearly instantaneous rewards from it.
3. What's your favorite historical period, and would you want to live in it? Urban America in the 1920's - the emerging modernity, the beginnings of the technological age, the evolving changes of family lives all hold fascination for me. I don't think I'd want tolive there permanently, but I'd love to go back and live it in for a few months.
4. What did you want to be when you grew up? Oooh, I changd my mind about 17 times when I was a kid - typical doctor! no, fireman! no, vet! no, lawyer! kind of thing. When I was in college I thought I wanted to be a teacher, then a semester of pre-practicum time cleared my head of those delusions. After that I didn't have anything I wanted to be, which is pretty much how I ended up here.
5. What's your favorite comic strip, online or otherwise? Wow. tough choice. I think I'd have to pick Rose is Rose, because it so wonderfully captures the magic and beauty of everyday life, without being endlessly repetitive. I love Vicki, and Peekaboo, and the love affair between Rose and Jimbo.
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Date: 2003-06-04 08:57 am (UTC)Hot: Cream and sugar. Iced: Skim milk and sugar
2. What's the most fun stitching project you've done?
I think Widget's baby sampler - because I picked all new colors and fabric and made it really my own. I lovedthat part of it, and then the piece itself stitched up so quickly and beautifully that I got nearly instantaneous rewards from it.
3. What's your favorite historical period, and would you want to live in it?
Urban America in the 1920's - the emerging modernity, the beginnings of the technological age, the evolving changes of family lives all hold fascination for me. I don't think I'd want tolive there permanently, but I'd love to go back and live it in for a few months.
4. What did you want to be when you grew up?
Oooh, I changd my mind about 17 times when I was a kid - typical doctor! no, fireman! no, vet! no, lawyer! kind of thing. When I was in college I thought I wanted to be a teacher, then a semester of pre-practicum time cleared my head of those delusions. After that I didn't have anything I wanted to be, which is pretty much how I ended up here.
5. What's your favorite comic strip, online or otherwise?
Wow. tough choice. I think I'd have to pick Rose is Rose, because it so wonderfully captures the magic and beauty of everyday life, without being endlessly repetitive. I love Vicki, and Peekaboo, and the love affair between Rose and Jimbo.