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[threeplusfire]

I love memes.

Peel back the onion skin layers of these stories and what exactly lies at the center? I could tell you about the time I was driving home from Metro in the middle of the night, cold air, windows down, and how sure I was that in the very center there was a diamond bright kernel of myself.

But it makes very little sense outside of the moment.

Anyhow. Work is good. My new supervisor complimented me on my production, I have a chai latte, and I can see the sun. Once I stop feeling zombified, life will be peachy.

In the meantime, memes. Ask me any three questions and I will answer. It would be good to know I'm still capable of honesty.

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[coyotegoth.livejournal.com]

The old dinner party saw- if you could invite any eight people/historical personages/fictional characters to have dinner together, who would it be, and what would you discuss? (Note that we'll assume they all speak English, although you're still responsible if they stab each other with the butter knives ;)

The equally old "if I were President..." one: What would you most be attempting to push through Congress as President Tsarina? Also- assuming you inherited the situation as it stands- how would you handle matters in the Middle East?

An update on same: if you were Tsarina-for-life, who would be first against the wall, and who would write your national anthem?

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Dinner Party: Peter the Great, Vladimir Nabokov, Dostoevsky, VI Lenin, Rasputin, Catherine the Great, Blok and Victor Pelevin. We would discuss Russia, and what happened. Not responsible if Nabokov stabs or kisses Dostoevsky.

If I were President, I would fight tooth and nail for massive education reform. I think I told Melynda she could be Secretary of Education, and I would have her assemble a team from both inside and outside the US to help formulate the new plan.

If I were Tsarina for life, the first people against the wall would be all those who campaigned against gay marriage rights. Then I'd get Howard Shore to write our new national anthem.