proust questionaire maisie montgomery
tess heidt
rachel duckett
Q: What or who is the greatest love of your life? RD: Who knows. Q: When and where were you happiest? RD: Probably when I was really young. Q: Which talent would you most like to have? RD: Something musical. Q: If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? RD: I would change either my work ethic or I would talk less. Q: What do you consider your greatest achievement? RD: Staying alive for 16 years. Q: If you were to die and come back as a person or a thing, what would it be? RD: I would come back as a super domesticated cat or dog. Q: Where would you most like to live? RD: Somewhere like Ann Arbor, but not Ann Arbor.
Q: What is your idea of perfect happiness? TH: A quiet mind. Q: What is your greatest fear? TH: An afterlife. Q: Which living person do you most admire? TH: My Dad. Honestly. Q: What is your current state of mind? TH: Exhausted, but content. Q: What do you consider the most overrated virtue? TH: Detachment, lack of personal or emotional interest. Q: On what occasions do you lie? TH: When I [mess] up. Q: Which living person do you most despise? TH: People in general who could care less about other people, and only love themselves.
kaleb doughten-priuska
Q: What is your most marked characteristic? KD: The fact that I have a very unique family. Q: What do you most value in your friends? KD: Their constant acceptance of me and their work to make me a better person. Q: Which historical figure do you most identify with? KD: Pocahontas - she’s fearless like me. Q: Who are your heroes in real life? KD: Beyonce, Nicki and RiRi. The Holy Trinity. Q: What is it that you most dislike? KD: People staring at me negatively. Q: What is your greatest regret? KD: Second floor bathroom. School dance 2015. Q: What is your motto? KD: Shalissa built the pyramids. Or, when in doubt twerk it out.
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