1. Do you consider yourself more of a reader, a watcher, or a listener? I'm a reader, although I can get hooked into watching if I'm bored.

2. What is the last book you read/are currently reading? This is embarassing, it was Deja Demon by Julie Kenner. I'm a sucker for love/adventure stories with a fantasy or supernatural element--you'd never guess, would you? But I've also been skimming through several books on medieval history, paleontology, and the Civil War for work. (I am a jack-of-all-trades at a history museum, and my favorite part is planning the children's educational programs.)

3. What is a book you have read at least 10 times? Can't think of one. Books I re-read every few years include the Lord of the Rings, the Harry Potter series, Pride and Prejudice, and several Georgette Heyer romances.

4. What is the last movie you saw in the theater? Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

5. What is a movie you never get tired of watching? True Lies

6. What is the last CD you bought? Can't remember, I don't usually buy CDs. It was either one by one of the musicians who performs at our museum or it was Flowers in the Wildwood: Women in Early Country Music, which includes a song referenced in one of our museum exhibits.

7. What magazines do you subscribe to? Southern Living, Smithsonian, Reader's Digest, and several women's magazines.

8. Do you read the newspaper on a regular basis? Yes. If so, which one(s)? The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (which I am becoming increasingly fed up with as they pare it down to nothing) and our local paper, which is free. If the AJC ever gets rid of the comics, which I find inconvenient to read online, my subscription will end immediately.

9. What kind of tech gadgets do you own? An Ipod which my daughter appropriated after hers broke, a cheap cell phone, a small digital camera, and an outdated computer.

10. What is your guilty pleasure Web site? This one.

11. What are three things you can't leave the house without? A shirt, pants, and my glasses. Without my glasses I might never find my way back home.