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Date: 2003-06-19 03:16 pm (UTC)1. You are one thing for a day: a person, a place, an object, a thought, a feeling, an idea, whatever you like. What are you? Why?
2. You have the ability to change one thing, anywhere, anyplace, anytime, in the entire world. What do you change?
3. Fifty years from now, your name is in the history books. What are you known for?
4. You are presented with an orange, a pen without any ink, a used sponge, and a rubber chicken. You must make these things into one coherent work of art. Make it and explain it.
5. Pick five verbs, preferably action verbs, that describe you and explain them.