What is your favorite place to vacation?
What's a vacation?
If you had a million dollars what you spend it on?
My parents, and also college educations for my nieces and nephews
Where could we find you on a Saturday night?
Hanging in East Atlanta or during hockey season, hanging in front of Center Ice watching a game.
What is your favorite place to get a drink?
East Atlanta! The Midway in particular
What was the first concert that you ever went to?
Eddie Money (Saga opened. Yuck!)
Who is your favorite band?
My favorite singer ever is Sam Cooke. Some of my favorite bands are: The Replacements, The Hoodoo Gurus, The Cure, Misfits, and Social Distortion.
Do you have any pets?
A Basset/Rottweiler named Ron. A-roo!
Miller, the "Little Napolean" of Jack Russell Terriers.
Cordelia, a Border Collie
Peanut, a Lab-Terrier mix
My husband, Steven, had Cordelia and Peanut and they joined our (very full) house when we got married.
What is your favorite place to see a concert in Atlanta?
Variety Playhouse
Who are your favorite musical groups from Ga?
The Whigs, Modern Skirts, Manchester Orchestra, Dead Confederate
Who is your celebrity crush?
David Cassidy...when I was 6.
What are three things we would find in your fridge at all times?
Coffee cream, Diet Vernors (a pop that is popular in Michigan), and ketchup
...That's right. I said pop.
What is one thing that would surprise us about you?
I like going to the dirt track (Dixie Speedway) in Woodstock.
If you could trade places with anyone for a day who would it be?
No one. I don't believe you can transpose other's lives into the realm of experience that you know and have it mean the same thing.
If you had the chance to interview anyone that you wanted who would it be?
Dead or alive? Sam Cooke
What is your favorite television show?
LOST
What are your biggest interests?
Music, B/W photography, hockey, and reading. If you had any doubts as to whether I'm a dork, this will help put them to rest-- I love studying history, too, particularly the late 19th century to the mid/late 20th century period.
Ron and Man's Best Friend
This is Ron:
I adopted Ron a couple years ago. I couldn't resist his personality (or his half-Bassett, half-Rottweiler looks.) He'd always been a pretty good dog-- except when it came time for a walk. I dreaded taking him out and dreaded even more Ron seeing other dogs on our walks, because he would get so excited he was almost impossible for me to control.
I entrusted Ron to Jon at Man's Best Friend for training and I couldn't be happier! Ron is pretty happy too, because he gets to go on lots more walks. I can't say enough good things about what they did for Ron and for me.
Recently, I went to my 25th high school reunion. I don't care much about aging but I'd be damned if my classmates were going to see my actual hair color! Tyler at Dragonfly Salon did a wonderful job on my hair. I highly recommend them (whether you have a big reunion to go to or not!)
I got my dogs (Ron and Miller) through Animal Action Rescue. They do good things. Normally I wouldn't do this, but there was something about this poor dog that got to me. If you can contribute in any way, AAR and I would really appreciate it!
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