At the risk of repeating the crazy-Jeff-questions incident, I ask that you interview me! (Though I don't think I'll offer to ask questions of others >.>;)
1. Where do you see yourself in five years? 2. It's the middle of the day. You remember some part of a conversation you had with somebody, and suddenly realize you don't know if it actually happened or was part of a dream. Has this happened to you? Who was on the other end of the conversation? (If it hasn't, who could you imagine would be?) 3. You have one month you don't need to worry about any resources, no matter what you do. You're not incredibly wealthy, but you can do whatever you want and you will have all the necessities-food, clothing, a roof over your head, etc. What do you do? (To elaborate further: something like travel is an acceptable answer; giving a billion dollars to charity misses the point of the question. ;P) 4. You are provided all the tools and resources (materials, teachers, etc) to develop one practical skill of your choosing. What is it? 5. What were the best and worst moments of your trip to Romania?
1. When you get a song stuck in your head, what is your favorite? Your least favorite? 2. Here's my idea. How would you like to get the hell out of here? Here's my idea. What's your idea? 3. You're rich and famous and powerful and have just been awarded the highest honor in your chosen field. In your acceptance speech, who do you thank? 4. You've just had the worst day you can remember. Where do you go, to whom or what do you turn, to get you through it? 5. When you're daydreaming about your future, what do you most want to be true of yourself or your situation in ten years?
1. You have one week and one day. One day to do whatever you want with whomever you want-no budget restrictions, no work, no family or friends making demands-for exactly twenty-four hours. You have one week to plan it. Does this sound exciting or just stressful? If exciting, what would you do? 2. Are you more or less satisfied with your life and who you are as a person than you expected you would be at twenty-five? 3. What aspects of modern life do you find the most unsatisfactory? 4. How courageous do you think you are, really? What would you change about your life if you were more courageous, or what have you changed in order to be more courageous? 5. Name two works of art (songs, books, movies, images, whatever) that bring you to tears, one for sadness and the other for sheer beauty.
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2. It's the middle of the day. You remember some part of a conversation you had with somebody, and suddenly realize you don't know if it actually happened or was part of a dream. Has this happened to you? Who was on the other end of the conversation? (If it hasn't, who could you imagine would be?)
3. You have one month you don't need to worry about any resources, no matter what you do. You're not incredibly wealthy, but you can do whatever you want and you will have all the necessities-food, clothing, a roof over your head, etc. What do you do? (To elaborate further: something like travel is an acceptable answer; giving a billion dollars to charity misses the point of the question. ;P)
4. You are provided all the tools and resources (materials, teachers, etc) to develop one practical skill of your choosing. What is it?
5. What were the best and worst moments of your trip to Romania?
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2. Here's my idea. How would you like to get the hell out of here? Here's my idea. What's your idea?
3. You're rich and famous and powerful and have just been awarded the highest honor in your chosen field. In your acceptance speech, who do you thank?
4. You've just had the worst day you can remember. Where do you go, to whom or what do you turn, to get you through it?
5. When you're daydreaming about your future, what do you most want to be true of yourself or your situation in ten years?
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2. Are you more or less satisfied with your life and who you are as a person than you expected you would be at twenty-five?
3. What aspects of modern life do you find the most unsatisfactory?
4. How courageous do you think you are, really? What would you change about your life if you were more courageous, or what have you changed in order to be more courageous?
5. Name two works of art (songs, books, movies, images, whatever) that bring you to tears, one for sadness and the other for sheer beauty.
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