I would still have my blankie but my stepmother threw it in the garbage when I was in middle school:mad::mad::mad::mad: Yes it still makes me angry. I do still have a stuffed monkey I sleep with though.

I was photo editor of my high school newspaper and co-editor of my med school yearbook.

I don't know if this has come up before - I appeared on "Jeopardy!" and "Win Ben Stein's Money".

The answer is no.

I got to carry the Olympic torch in Dec 2001. :)

While I don't consider myself a goth and certainly don't look like a goth (I'm blonde, love designer stuff, and wear pearls a lot), I really like a lot of goth and industrial music. Apparently, I'm not the lone Greek who likes this stuff...among the friends I've made at some of goth/industrial shows I've been to are a Tri Delta, an Alpha Xi Delta, a Phi Mu, and an Acacia.

I like hair bands too. \m/

Since I was a kid, when I walk through automatic doors I still pretend that I'm the one opening them with my Jedi powers.

Ha! I've never done that, but I LOVE to run around and around and around the revolving doors. My husband says I'm a four year old.

I really love to touch things. I frequently get in trouble at museums for touching. My husband says he'd have to bring band-aids to the Broken Glass Museum.

I've kicked a soccer ball at 71mph, with 100% accuracy. I doubt that I could do that today (but it was only a year ago).

I'm fluent in Latin! :D

That's evil! My mom did the same thing with diaries I kept at various times growing up, although she denies it.

My stepmom still denies it too :mad:

Hey hey hey---two-time homecoming queen, 3 honor societies and first place in a national writing competition. I'm not trumped completely!

<----is in bed with her blankie right now. :o

So did I! I ran it in MA. What state were you in?

Thought of another one! :D I haven't thought about this stuff in years.

I had a full-ride soccer scholarship to several colleges around the country including the birthplace of Alpha Delta Pi and Phi Mu. :D Unfortunately, I wasn't able to take the scholarships because of a severe head injury (I was a keeper).