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1. If the world were to suddenly end right now, what do you wish you would have done?
Finished my beer. [I filled this in on Saturday night.]
2. How many times do you hit the snooze button before getting out of bed?
None. I get up as soon as the alarm goes, and quite frequently before it. Hello, annoying morning person here!
3. What cartoon do you enjoy watching from the present (or the past)?
I still love watching “Danger Mouse” with the kids.
4. If you could go to any time and/or place in history, where/when would it be?
Uh, nowhere, thanks. Things were mostly crap for women in the past, especially ones who had the audacity to have an interest in science. Also, I don't much fancy living in a time when we did not know about bacteria and viruses, and couldn't refrigerate food.
5. If your life were a movie, what would it be rated and why?
I think it would depend on how the filmmaker decided to approach my young adulthood. If they focused on my daytime existence, it would be terribly wholesome and PG as I made my way through getting good marks at university, doing a PhD, and then going off to a postdoctoral position at NASA. However, my evening hours were quite often spent clubbing in the goth/industrial scene along with associated night-time activities, which would immediately turn it into an 18.
Finished my beer. [I filled this in on Saturday night.]
2. How many times do you hit the snooze button before getting out of bed?
None. I get up as soon as the alarm goes, and quite frequently before it. Hello, annoying morning person here!
3. What cartoon do you enjoy watching from the present (or the past)?
I still love watching “Danger Mouse” with the kids.
4. If you could go to any time and/or place in history, where/when would it be?
Uh, nowhere, thanks. Things were mostly crap for women in the past, especially ones who had the audacity to have an interest in science. Also, I don't much fancy living in a time when we did not know about bacteria and viruses, and couldn't refrigerate food.
5. If your life were a movie, what would it be rated and why?
I think it would depend on how the filmmaker decided to approach my young adulthood. If they focused on my daytime existence, it would be terribly wholesome and PG as I made my way through getting good marks at university, doing a PhD, and then going off to a postdoctoral position at NASA. However, my evening hours were quite often spent clubbing in the goth/industrial scene along with associated night-time activities, which would immediately turn it into an 18.
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