An inherent sense of loveliness.

26. Talk about a moment where you were truly happy. What was happening? Who were you with?
I was in Paris.  We were visiting the Eiffel Tower and my best friend and I got sick of it (it really is lack luster!) so we decided to go walk around the neighborhood and ended up eating breakfast/brunch at this small resteraunt.  It was REALLY good… it was about my fifth omelette in France.  I loved Paris, though.  A lot of the students didn’t because it was ‘dirty’, but to be honest it was just as dirty as any other big city I’ve visited.  And it was GORGEOUS.  I want to go back some time.  It’d be neat to save up in my late 20s and go, but let’s be honest, I’m getting a theatre degree.  There isn’t going to be money in my future.

25. What do you think it means to be a good parent?
I think both of my parents were good and successful parents.  I think parenting is very touch-and-feel, though.  It’s really hard to assume what’s ‘good’ and ‘bad’ with parenting, as each case can be different.  I think it’s really important to remember that what every parent has to do is love their children, though, and to provide for them and support them.  My parents were always very supportive of what I wanted to do.  They were also very firm in their morals and beliefs and raised us as such.