Elizabeth Bohn:  

My responses from the prompts of the first 10 ideas for Q&A. I imagine that old friends (if they remember me at all) think the following things about me: I am not afraid to express my individuality and be myself (suede bowling shoes for footwear, anyone?) I am a good student and esp. loved language-related classes like English, French, Speech, etc. I am funny or clever and like repartee. I am also shorter than average height. All of those things are still true about me, oddly enough. I think I am a more mature version of the person I was at 13 and 14. I did not have huge plans of what I wanted to do "when I grew up". Maybe that is because I felt pretty grown up to myself. It turns out that this was fairly accurate. Some of the decisions I made as a teen-ager (even the ones that were painful at the time) have contributed to the richness of my life. Favorite ways that I relax, currently, include sitting on my front porch glider and watching the park, the traffic, the park-goers. Spending time with family, social networking. Probably the wildest thing I did at RHS was to help stage a protest to get permission to paint the bleacher seats of the athletic field Maroon and White (I noticed a few years ago that the tradition is still in tact). At CHS I organized a protest of my P.E. Class about having to wear uniforms that did not protect us from the cold. I think ...Expand for more