Proust Questionnaire: Deborah Wilson's answers

On Thu, 07 Jul 16 21:43:32 UTC Deborah Wilson answered the Proust Questionnaire (click on a question to read other answers):

What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?: never having met all the people I love
Where would you like to live?: San Francisco or Manhattan
What is your idea of earthly happiness?: I'll have what Porust's having, but I don't necessarily require a Fench theater
To what faults do you feel most indulgent?: iving in a place where not everyone thinks and feels as I do
Who are your favorite heroes of fiction?: Tough, scrappy, flawed people, who nonetheleless refuse to give up either personal integrity or a livel sense of the absurd
Who are your favorite characters in history?: King Henry IV of France
Who are your favorite heroines in real life?: Interesting, unconventional, productive women who take responsibility, remain loyal, and have a good sense of humor
Who are your favorite heroines of fiction?: Debbie Dare (Sandra Bland), Easy Rawlins, Jane Eyre
Your favorite painter?: William Roberts, Romaine Brooks, Helen Frankenthaler
Your favorite musician?: Sue Foley
The quality you most admire in a man?: directness, refusal to tiurn every discussion into "I can top that," loyalty," honesty
The quality you most admire in a woman?: directness, refusal to turn every conversattion into "I can top that," loyalty, honesty
Your favorite virtue?: directness
Your favorite occupation?: reading, teaching, planning how to upcycle as a post-retirment career
Who would you have liked to be?: Elizabeth Peters' character, Amelia Peabody

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