Snowflake Challenge #3

[margaret_r]

In your own space, tell us who, from one of your fandoms, would you most want to have dinner with (or tea, or a random afternoon visit), And why? This could be a creator, an actor, a costumer, a set designer, a director, a character, a composer, anybody! What would you talk about? What are you dying to know? Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.

I’ve thought about this challenge and was unsure about answering it. I don’t think I’d like to so much meet the people of fame, because really, what would you talk about, their worlds and mine are completely divergent. Besides, I would probably be so nervous and self-conscious that I’d just stare open mouthed, which would not give the best of impressions.

What I would really like is to be a fly on the wall and go back in time to see history unfolding – ancient Rome and Greece, the Egyptians building the pyramids, Shakespeare’s London – see historical figures making history, but from the advantage and safety of being an innocent little fly on a wall;)

On the other hand, hanging out with fictional characters would be cool. Perhaps Sheppard and McKay could give me a tour of Atlantis and then I could have takeaway with Lewis and Hathaway. Sitting in the backseat of Danny’s Camaro and listening to him argue with Steve would be fun – the possibilities are endless*g*

 

Comments

[pushkin666]

You could get fish and chips with Lewis and Hathaway and feed the fish to Robbie's pusscat. And yes, sitting in the back of the camaro and listening to Danny and Steve bicker would be awesome.

I'm with you on sitting like a fly on the wall and watching history enact.

[margaret_r]

It's amazing what delicious imaginings you can come up with when thinking about hanging out with fictional characters isn't it! I'd probably do all the listening though without much contribution - too awestruck and frightened of missing something to speak*g*

And Yeah, there is a lot of history I would just love to be a witness to, but not part of - that would be a bit too dangerous;)

[sw33n3y]

I love the fly-on-the-wall idea (with the safety component, of course). :D

I wonder would it change your previous perspective on some things.

[margaret_r]

Yeah, better to be an observer rather than a participant and risk getting swatted;)

I wonder would it change your previous perspective on some things

I think it would be bound to, history is said to be written by the victors after all. History, especially that out of living memory, would probably have a few surprises for us.