- George Washington. Great man.
- Marie Antoinette. A lot of rumors about this queen, but she still fascinates me.
- John Williams...so he can write my life soundtrack and make it sound more interesting than it really is.
- Walt Disney. He could turn my stories into a hit international sensation overnight and make them musical sensations.
- Mother Theresa. Amazing woman. That's all I have to say.
- Emily Dickinson...to share our poetry.
- Jane Austen...so I can have the chance to reject a proposal and accept one.
- Lucille Ball. Comedy...making people laugh...love it. I dreamed once of being a Lucille Ball prodigy.
- Sutton Foster. After seeing her at a concert, I am totally convinced she'd be one who would most likely draw that less known wild side out of me.
- The British Royal family. Just wondering if with my reserved personality and theirs, would we even be able to hold a conversation? Brief questions and one worded--or short sentenced--answers. That would sum it up.
I mentioned above that it would be a one-on-one situation that this would have to happen because when I meet anyone with a large group of people, I tend to slip into the shadow and just listen to others talking. I am easily overlooked and unnoticed in those situations. The persons of interest would never know I was there.
Incidentally, an Idina Menzel concert is coming later this year and I am looking forward to it. It was tempting to include her on the list as well, but I'd have to include a good number of other Broadway stars if I did so. I'll be the one sitting quietly still in serious reflection...I internalize music like water to a sponge.