[Meme] Questions!
This one comes from contradictacat. Rules: If you want me to ask you five questions, leave a comment that includes the words "Hit me."
But FIRST!
DO NOT PARK LIKE THIS DOUCHEBAG!
I love how he drives off afterwords.
NEWAY!
1. What did you get your undergrad in?
I started out in Computer Science, switched to Business in my 2nd semester, then dropped out of college for five years. The first program I completed was a certification in massage therapy, then I went back to college as a Nursing major. I got into a huge political battle with the Dean of the Biology department, however, so I decided to go into Law, via Political Science. I got as far as the Bachelor's in Political Science. Now I'm pursuing my masters in Community Planning and Development with a focus on Economic Development. My Ph.D. will be in Public Policy.
2. In a perfect world, what would you be doing?
Tending a four-sectioned garden (vegetable, formal-style flower, naturalistic-style water, and meditation), while living in a single-level home that had a lawn for a roof. Also, keeping bees, playing a lot of video games, and running at least three games a week. I'd be learning Aikido and Kendo, and flying a plane to visit friends that (for some odd reason) couldn't be convinced to come visit me.
In a perfect world where I would still need a job: I would be serving as a Senator.
3. You've got some sort of mutation (awesome or horrific - your choice). What is it?
X-Men style mutation? Limited matter/energy conversion, which I would use to clean up litter on the sidewalks as I went by and store it as energy for situations that called for some firepower, or just a pretty light show.
Physical mutation? I'd look way hawt with wings. With my luck, though, I'd wind up with hooves or sommat.
4. What non-US country would you most want to live in?
That's a close one. Canada would be nice. I liked Halifax when I visited, and I really liked Vancouver, too. Northern Ontario is pretty as well.
In case Canada isn't non-US enough... Iceland sounds pretty awesome too, though. Even with the whole government fail thing.
5. What's a better name for the US that doesn't include the name of the continent?
This one is totally worth more money than the others, it's much harder.
Melting Pot is taken by a restaurant chain.
Bangistan has too many entendres going on.
Sausage Factory is too specific to political science, and well - to our government in particular.
That Place is cool, 'cause everyone knows That Place.
I'm going to go with: The Theocratic Republic of the Cult of Dollar.
Word.
But FIRST!
DO NOT PARK LIKE THIS DOUCHEBAG!
I love how he drives off afterwords.
NEWAY!
1. What did you get your undergrad in?
I started out in Computer Science, switched to Business in my 2nd semester, then dropped out of college for five years. The first program I completed was a certification in massage therapy, then I went back to college as a Nursing major. I got into a huge political battle with the Dean of the Biology department, however, so I decided to go into Law, via Political Science. I got as far as the Bachelor's in Political Science. Now I'm pursuing my masters in Community Planning and Development with a focus on Economic Development. My Ph.D. will be in Public Policy.
2. In a perfect world, what would you be doing?
Tending a four-sectioned garden (vegetable, formal-style flower, naturalistic-style water, and meditation), while living in a single-level home that had a lawn for a roof. Also, keeping bees, playing a lot of video games, and running at least three games a week. I'd be learning Aikido and Kendo, and flying a plane to visit friends that (for some odd reason) couldn't be convinced to come visit me.
In a perfect world where I would still need a job: I would be serving as a Senator.
3. You've got some sort of mutation (awesome or horrific - your choice). What is it?
X-Men style mutation? Limited matter/energy conversion, which I would use to clean up litter on the sidewalks as I went by and store it as energy for situations that called for some firepower, or just a pretty light show.
Physical mutation? I'd look way hawt with wings. With my luck, though, I'd wind up with hooves or sommat.
4. What non-US country would you most want to live in?
That's a close one. Canada would be nice. I liked Halifax when I visited, and I really liked Vancouver, too. Northern Ontario is pretty as well.
In case Canada isn't non-US enough... Iceland sounds pretty awesome too, though. Even with the whole government fail thing.
5. What's a better name for the US that doesn't include the name of the continent?
This one is totally worth more money than the others, it's much harder.
Melting Pot is taken by a restaurant chain.
Bangistan has too many entendres going on.
Sausage Factory is too specific to political science, and well - to our government in particular.
That Place is cool, 'cause everyone knows That Place.
I'm going to go with: The Theocratic Republic of the Cult of Dollar.
Word.