I think I need something to keep me blogging regularly until I have something good to say. I thought these questions were worth answering: [from the friday five.]

1. If you could go back and relive one moment or day from your life, without changing anything, what would you re-experience?
I would choose to re-live (over and over) either December 7th, 2005 or June 30, 2001. My two Depeche Mode concert experiences.

2. If you could witness a moment in history, again without changing anything, what would you want to see?

The moment when the universe was created. (I know it’s illogical but no one said I had to be logical.)

3. If you could talk to a younger version of yourself, what age would you visit and what message would you give?

I would visit myself any year from 13 to 17 and advise myself about how insignificant my current experiences are (were?). Or I would visit myself as a younger child and tell her about how the world will let her down. I was so idealistic and hopeful then…

4. If you could choose one moment that would be guaranteed to happen in your future, what would it be and when would it happen?

Right now, I would choose a moment to speak with Martin Gore. It would happen a year from now. My future self (these questions have me thinking in this time-based way) may consider this choice silly, but that’s an honest answer. :-)

5. Pretend you left a time capsule for yourself 5, 10, 15, 20 or more years ago. You just opened it. What three things from your past are you now holding and what age were you when you buried them?

I think my brother and I made a time capsule out of a Mason jar one time; we buried it in the yard. I wonder what we put in it? Probably toys. :-D

If I had left one for myself, I would assume it would include some burned things (I was [am] a bit of a pyromaniac) and some cassettes/CDs and a letter (with mermaids doodled in the margins) describing how confused I was and how I hoped my future self had it figured out… That is, if I hadn’t forgotten where I had placed the time-capsule…