Let the Answers Be Given Part 1

A couple days ago, I encouraged you all to ask me various questions about anything and everything (something funny, serious, interesting, a grammar or writing question you have always had trouble with, a question from your homework)
 and I promised to answer. Donna came back at me with five great questions which I will answer in two parts. Here are the answers to four of those questions...

1. If you were an animal, what animal would you be and why?

I would choose to be an otter because I love to swim and otters always look so elegant in the water. Plus, they seem to be joyful, kind, and playful.

My runner-ups were a horse and a panther. I like horses because they are so strong and such beautiful creatures. They are also very gentle. I used to ride horses all the time and nothing felt more free. I also would like to be a panther because they are sexy and sneaky.

2. What one photograph would sum up your personality best?

This picture is of a corridor. I feel like my mind is a corridor with several doors and behind each door is a different facet of my personality. Depending on where I am, who I’m with, what I’m doing, certain doors are opened. If I’m in class, my personality is stoic, intelligent, patient, maybe a bit stressed, but always considerate and kind. If I’m with my friends, I’m bright, a little strange (because I know they can handle it), sometimes hyper and up for about anything. If I’m among strangers or people I don’t know very well, I’m quiet, shy, but I listen to everything. Mostly, everything behind the doors is good, if I’m mad or upset with someone, I just close all the doors and I leave them alone in dusty corridor.

3. If you could change one thing about the world in general, what would it be and why?

If I’m joking around, I’d banish all 3D movies and television! They give me a headache and I don’t like it! But, if I’m being serious, I’d want to teach every person on the planet how to read and write. Literacy rates are declining in an age where nothing should be more prevalent. Literacy allows people to learn and educate themselves when they do not have the means to go to schools or college. It promotes healthy thinking, it may allow someone to escape for a while, and it entices people to speak and share ideas. It’s so important, but many so not realize this.

4. Who is your favorite cartoon character and what makes you love him/her the most?

Kim Possible because she has red hair like me and she’s brave and kick butt. I want to be her.

Now, I'm still working on the last question. It takes a while to work out your perfect man, but I should have him finished soon! Until part 2!

PS. The offer still stands. Feel free to keep asking your questions!