Space Witch ✩

:> I’m sensing a pattern.

M: Random fact about me.

I’m a perpetual stargazer. I love catching glimmers of them in the afternoon when the sun is still shining and shimmering and bright and sometimes when I can’t sleep I walk barefooted outside and lay atop my car counting stars and picking out galaxies and wondering how many others saw lions and serpents and she-wolves in them before whole civilizations gave constellations their names.

A: Age.

Freshly 20 and, regrettably, no longer a cougar. Better luck next year.

G: Single/taken.

Well, there is this guy…

I: Eye colour.

Previously answered.

C: Where I would like to live.

Also already answered. :>

Now you’re thinking with portals.

W: Favourite superhero.

Pepper Potts comes first, because she is a beautiful human being in all ways and now that she’s Rescue she counts on the superhero map. But traditionally, definitely Catwoman. Although I’m definitely nowhere near her on the emotional issues scale, we share a lack of morals, a lust for danger, and an outlook on life that borders on hopelessly reckless, among other traits that shant be mentioned here. Plus we have the same haircut, so score one me.

I: Eye colour.

Hazel. On most days they’re a greenish slate grey on the outside and gold closer to the pupil, but they can shift to being more brown and gold depending on the light.

T: Favourite male character from a TV show.

Oh wow please don’t make me choose. The short list is Roy Trenneman from The IT Crowd, Maurice Moss from The IT Crowd, Vyvyan Basterd from The Young Ones, Rudy Wade from Misfits, and Dale Cooper from Twin Peaks. Also, I’m sure I’m forgetting someone because I tend to forget how much I love characters until I rewatch shows, then I freak out and won’t shut up about them.

C: Where I would like to live.

It’s silly since I should be laying my groundwork now, but I haven’t figured that out quite yet. NYC doesn’t feel completely right, but then again neither does South Florida. I will always be in love with Seattle but the weather is so strikingly unbefitting of my personality so I think that’s more of a place to love from afar, and part of me feels like I could live in a tiny bungalow in the Los Angeles valley and be happy with the culture and city life of NYC mixed with the sleepy coastal peace of Florida, but I haven’t stayed there long enough to pin that down either. I have this feeling deep in my belly that I’m going to be in New York for longer than I’d like - there are too many opportunities there, too many people and paychecks and stories to go around - but I also know that I’m going to end up traveling, probably east and west and back again. I’ll probably go overseas for a bit, try my hand at being a precocious little French girl and a punky English dame, and maybe come back and settle in LA where there are beaches and silver screens and beautiful people who will always need beautiful dresses. I’m flexible, though. I’m counting on going wherever life takes me and making no plans, because plans only end up disappointing. So I will live anywhere that will have me.

H: Favourite book.

We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson, for reasons of secrets and stories and tales to tell. For Merricat, for the moon, for six blue marbles buried in the creek. Because I have never outgrown whispering magic words into empty glasses, even when I grew up and the world turned against me.

YES, BUT BB YOU’RE STROKING MY EGO JUST BY ANSWERING. BLESS. BLESS.

19. If you could change your eye color, would you?

Actually, yes, because I’ve always wondered what I would look like with green eyes. That question could probably be answered with a pair of colored contacts, but that’s too easy isn’t it?

29. Where is the shirt you are wearing from?

I bought it secondhand from a street vendor years and years and years ago, meaning to use it as a yoga shirt, but I realized that long sleeves and hot yoga don’t usually mix so it’s been vanquished to the realms of being worn around the house.