I missed a bit, I think ...
What is your weapon of choice? Pen! Or laptop, you know, whatever.
Money, fame or happiness, you can only have one... what would you rather have and why? Fame is totally pointless. Great warriors died because they wanted their names to be carried on through the ages, and while they got what they wanted, it doesn't appeal to me. Happiness comes and goes, and so does money. I think that if I was happy all the time, and I had nothing else I would be deemed an idiot. Money.
Is there any truth to the saying: keep your friends close, and your enemies closer? Do you have enemies? Do you have more friends than enemies? I don't have enemies, really. I just have people that I don't like that much and who don't like me that much. It's not as if I'm waging war with them. I have many friends, yes I am Miss Popular Katerina Witt. To be honest, I would be too frightened, if I did have enemies, to keep them closer to me than my friends. I'd rather have my friends closest to me, and run and hide from my enemies.
I guess, if you're that kind of conniving person, there would be turth in that saying, but not for me.
Do you believe in an afterlife? Yes.
I know that sometimes I doubt it, but deep down I do believe in it. If I didn't believe in something better to come, I would crumble and everything would be nothing. I'd probably stop trying altogether.
What is the most important value you can pass onto your child? I don't often think about this. I haven't thought about raising a family, and it's going to take a lot more thinking than this. I would need years and experience to know what I would give to my children. It's such a great responsibility to have a child. You really need to understand what you're doing and have so much love. Not saying that I don't have the love, I just doubt my ability to be a parent as yet. So I can't answer this question.
Would you rather lead or follow? Why? What role do you see yourself playing out over your life, leader or follower? I am already a follower. I follow the rules and laws of this country. I follow what my boss says - I do what he tells me to. I follow the President of the United States in my following of the laws, and the police, for that matter.
I can imagine that if I were in a crowd and Godzilla was chasing after everyone, I would be somewhere in the middle, following everyone and wanting to be with someone, too afraid to be by myself.
How do you handle disappointment? Sometimes I cry. Sometimes I throw things. Sometimes I talk about it. Or yell. Sometimes I just make a cup of coffee and go find something else to do.
Do you confront your problems head on, or ignore them until you have to do something? Do you procrastinate? This really depends on the problem. I'm not prone to procrastinate, but I guess that if I were in the position of, say, a seventeen-year-old male whose father has died by the hand of his uncle, I'd be taking my time in confronting my problems.
However, I'm not in that situation, and never have been, so that's pretty much irrelivent. Ignoring things never helps, and last time I had a problem I did ignore it, but not anymore.
Do you consider yourself to be adventurous? This is why I wanted to be a reporter. I wanted to go see things, meet people, find out things, inform the public. There was also that little matter of money, but that's not important here. I'm not overly adventurous, but, you know, I have my moments.
Money, fame or happiness, you can only have one... what would you rather have and why? Fame is totally pointless. Great warriors died because they wanted their names to be carried on through the ages, and while they got what they wanted, it doesn't appeal to me. Happiness comes and goes, and so does money. I think that if I was happy all the time, and I had nothing else I would be deemed an idiot. Money.
Is there any truth to the saying: keep your friends close, and your enemies closer? Do you have enemies? Do you have more friends than enemies? I don't have enemies, really. I just have people that I don't like that much and who don't like me that much. It's not as if I'm waging war with them. I have many friends, yes I am Miss Popular Katerina Witt. To be honest, I would be too frightened, if I did have enemies, to keep them closer to me than my friends. I'd rather have my friends closest to me, and run and hide from my enemies.
I guess, if you're that kind of conniving person, there would be turth in that saying, but not for me.
Do you believe in an afterlife? Yes.
I know that sometimes I doubt it, but deep down I do believe in it. If I didn't believe in something better to come, I would crumble and everything would be nothing. I'd probably stop trying altogether.
What is the most important value you can pass onto your child? I don't often think about this. I haven't thought about raising a family, and it's going to take a lot more thinking than this. I would need years and experience to know what I would give to my children. It's such a great responsibility to have a child. You really need to understand what you're doing and have so much love. Not saying that I don't have the love, I just doubt my ability to be a parent as yet. So I can't answer this question.
Would you rather lead or follow? Why? What role do you see yourself playing out over your life, leader or follower? I am already a follower. I follow the rules and laws of this country. I follow what my boss says - I do what he tells me to. I follow the President of the United States in my following of the laws, and the police, for that matter.
I can imagine that if I were in a crowd and Godzilla was chasing after everyone, I would be somewhere in the middle, following everyone and wanting to be with someone, too afraid to be by myself.
How do you handle disappointment? Sometimes I cry. Sometimes I throw things. Sometimes I talk about it. Or yell. Sometimes I just make a cup of coffee and go find something else to do.
Do you confront your problems head on, or ignore them until you have to do something? Do you procrastinate? This really depends on the problem. I'm not prone to procrastinate, but I guess that if I were in the position of, say, a seventeen-year-old male whose father has died by the hand of his uncle, I'd be taking my time in confronting my problems.
However, I'm not in that situation, and never have been, so that's pretty much irrelivent. Ignoring things never helps, and last time I had a problem I did ignore it, but not anymore.
Do you consider yourself to be adventurous? This is why I wanted to be a reporter. I wanted to go see things, meet people, find out things, inform the public. There was also that little matter of money, but that's not important here. I'm not overly adventurous, but, you know, I have my moments.