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My mom's hometown.
Which is about an hour long of flight away. Or a day and half on a ship.


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My mom took my NT sister and I took her native land in Central America.

That was back in the Summer of 2008, shortly after graduating from high school.

Do you family living in other regions that you want to meet someday?

I don't think that I have any family living out of the U.S., at least that I know of.

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I have a maternal aunt & uncle who live in Tennessee who I've been wanting to
meet for these past several years. If I make enough money, I will purchase round tickets for Amtrak or Greyhound and try to meet them.

Would you work for Amtrak or Greyhound?

Nope. I wouldn't work for anyone, but especially not a Covid-type place like that.

Would you go on a magic carpet ride?

my favorite imaginairy transportation,

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Considering I have acrophobia and agoraphobia, I think it would be difficult for me to fully enjoy riding one. Maybe I would get used to it eventually?

Do you have children or want to have children eventually?

Yes, I do have children.

Do you have a collection? What is it?

I collect Brontëana including several editions of all seven novels, the complete poetry including works from Branwell and Patrick, Emily's music, artwork by Charlotte, Emily, Anne, and Branwell, the full juvenilia (the chronicles of Angria, Glass Town, and surviving Gondal poems), Charlotte's letters, multiple biographies, annotations, critical theory, social histories, and assorted keepsakes from the Brontë Parsonage Museum. All together my Brontë cabinet has over a hundred books.

I also collect early edition Victorian literature.

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My largest collection is actually in digital format. Thousands of photographs & observations of fungi, arthropods, and plants (along with other wildlife). I have a pretty large collection of reference books, taxonomic keys, and found curiosities as you can imagine.

I have also collected vintage and antique clothing, art, glassware, and tea sets over the years. I've sold off a lot of these due to multiple moves and downsizing to a tiny home :'(

My partner and I have a joint collection of tabletop games to boot. I recently started collecting cute pin badges.

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I forgot to mention I collect antique picture frames, and thousands of family photos going back 140 years.

They're organised nicely in archival quality albums.

I spend a lot of time collecting genealogical information about my ancestry. It's collected online using Reunion and Ancestry but I also have a lot of it printed out and sorted in files.

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I have some rocks I've collected. I also have some dog stuffed animals I used to collect as a kid.

Do you have any stuffed animals?

I have those dog plushies, including one that is super special to me and is a little German shepherd (I think I named it "Puppy", very creative...), a gorilla plushie, and a Toon Zelda plushie that my rabbit nibbled on. I also have an orangutan plushie that I gave a matching one to one of my cousins when I was a kid.

Do you ever deal with fatigue?

I have considerable experience of 'fatigue', but I'm not sure that I deal with it very effectively.

Do you think Wrongplanet will still be around in five years time?