Recent fad I admit to trying: Exercising
Favorite actor: Ben Masters
Favorite actress: Juliet Mills
Favorite movie: Gone With the Wind
Greatest fear: Not being able to provide for my son
Favorite TV show: Passions
Favorite musical group: Sawyer Brown
Film or theatrical role for the opposite sex I would most want to play: Indiana Jones
If I could keep only one household appliance, it would be: The radio
Something you’d be surprised to know about me: I have attention deficit disorder
Currently reading: The Old Patagonian Express, by Paul Theroux
Favorite book: Little Women, by Louisa Mae Alcott
Favorite food: Queene Anne Cherries
Least favorite foods: Hot and spicy or salty foods
Favorite comfort food: Butter pecan ice cream
Favorite item of clothing: Black skirts
Greatest achievement: Star of the Future Award from the National Association of Theatre Owners
Causes I most believe in: Individual liberty and defense of the Constitution
If I had one wish: Everyone would carry their own weight
Most treasured possession: My photo albums
First thing I do when I wake up in the morning: Take a nap!
Last thing I do before I go to bed: Listen to Phil Hendrie on KFI-AM 640 talk radio
Most embarrassing moment: I was four months pregnant and nauseous every waking moment. One day I threw up in front of Saks Fifth Avenue in broad daylight to the disgust of thousands.
Best quality: A desire to assist and help
Worst qualities: Talk too much, laugh too loud and too long
Biggest regret: Not having more children
Something that makes me see red: Clinton
If I could live anywhere, it’d be: Manhattan
Celebrities I’m often mistaken for: Whitney Houston and Vanessa L. Williams
What I dislike most about my appearance: My arms are too long and so are my feet!
Smartest thing I ever did: Home birth
Greatest love: My son, Bryce
Qualities I like most in a mate: Character and courage
My hero: My best friend, Patrice Powers
My epitaph: Here lies a woman who made an honest go of it, and did rather well, considering all her defects.