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1. Leave me a comment saying, "Interview me."
2. I will respond by asking you five questions. I get to pick the questions.
3. You will update your LJ with the answers to the questions.
4. You will include this explanation and an offer to interview someone else in the same post.
5. When others comment asking to be interviewed, you will ask them five questions.

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1: I am not pagan (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paganism) in that I don't worship, nor am I 'countified'. A phrase I say a LOT is 'I am here for the people', and leave it up to the listener to decide if I mean the humans or what. Since my handle for anything else is a jungian archtype, which is an aspect of humanity, it still works. So what about the pagans made them attractive people? They are much more warm and open than the monotheists, as well as less dualistic. The lack of dualism that comes with not setting things into an Of A Single God and NOT of a single god tends to lead towards the idea that what works for you might not work for me, or them. I like the diversity and inclusiveness of paganism.

2: It is all Geoffrey's fault! And Teddi's, and Ember's and Ogam's and a million other peoples. Really, with as many MART people as I know, how could I not get involved in the Living Tarot. But Geoff was the one that had me really sit down and talk about a card. Not the one I played, and absolutely not for that deck. It is his conversations that showed me what the directors were looking for in card presentation. I am on a MART mailing list, through any number of people. I don't remember. The cattle call went out, and SongCoyote, who was the Devil this time as well as the director, liked the way Paka and I move togeather and wanted us in related cards but not something as obvious as the lovers. He, I think, had a much stronger idea about Paka being the Moon, so I got the Sun by default. :D

3: I can't do just one. Pick a specific age, or something?

4: Because I just am? My sister had the same exposure to anthropomorphic characters as I did, cartoons, books, myth, folklore, advertising... but it isn't something that works with her psyche so - she isn't. Whereas it is an affective tool for me to comprehend, explain, and communicate how I see the world, literally and conceptually, so I am a furry because I am. That I don't think I am not a human is why I am not a therian, but a furry. Just as a therian. You'll get a lecture. The storytelling shorthand and ease of surreal whimsy is why I like furry. Calling someone a fox is just packed with connotation. The, as an example, image of a ferret dressed up like a victorian matron at a fancy dress ball is just funny!

5: I don't keep track of stuff like that.