Subjective Questions

Invest in the Pony Express. Seriously, though, I would start writing a lot more letters and subscribe to a lot more magazines. I'd really miss all the pop culture news on the web.

Probably something like "Song Lyrics as Literature" as an excuse to force my music taste on the class.

This one has really been lifting my spirits lately.

My cousins and I contacted Abraham Lincoln through a Ouija board one time. That was thrilling.

Definitely Oreos. Preferably Double Stuf with milk, but in a pinch, any kind will do.

There are so many, but number one is waiting to do my laundry until I don't have any clean clothes to wear.

Sushi!! Most Westerners immediately hear that word and think of raw fish (what you are really talking about is sashimi), but actually the term sushi just refers to the type of vinegar rice used in the traditional Japanese cuisine. The great thing about sushi is that I can easily fill up and satiate my hunger, but I never feel overstuffed.

Any kind of privacy. And also polar bears.

I'm not really a huge movie crier, but when I went to see "The Fault in Our Stars," the friend I was there with started crying about five minutes into the movie, and I was a goner.

Where do all the socks go? They were right there, in the laundry basket. I think they made it into the dryer. But back to the drawer? No complete pairs. Where have you gone, solitary socks? Why do you choose to be alone?

I'm not saying I would get rid of homework entirely, but I'd implement some kind of limit on it. I spent nine hours doing homework one night my junior year of high school, and I wouldn't wish that on anybody.

I have a trip to Chicago planned for August that will probably get canceled. I would love to get back to Europe, maybe by 2050, the way things are going.

Her hugs. I've never had a problem a hug from my mom couldn't make better, at least for a little while.