Em posted this on her blog, thought I might as well post it myself too. Q/A time:
Alice (from Wonderland). She should aptly be renamed Mags-in-Minneapolis. Everyday my world is a labyrinth of hoocha smoking misfits and fields of mushrooms (er, substitute coworkers for misfits, and assessments for mushrooms and then we're getting somewhere).
Well, I would definitely NOT date Aladdin. Cute, but young and whiney. Also not the sharpest tack in the world. The kid could sing though - gotta give him props for the voice. Same could be said for the prince in The Little Mermaid. I mean come on, SNAP OUT OF IT. What does she have to do, sign it out for you?! With a little help from Raph (who apparently knows MUCH more about Disney characters than I do) my new choice is Jon Smith. Go Jon.
Cinderella's father. He doted on his daughter, took extreme care of her well-being and happiness, and lavished presents on her. He didn't have such good judgment in women, however, and that's where the story goes astray. My mom is the bomb diggity.
Fantasia. An etheric mix of smokey colors and callibrating patterns. Completely non-sensical but beautifully musical and artistic. An array of sensory triggers.
Children's Story children's story children's story.... argh! I'm racking my brain to remember which one was my favorite. Actually, the Wizard of Oz and Annie were my favorites growing up so I'd have to pick one of those.
Dorothy: Kirsten Dunst
Scarecrow: Jim Carrey
Tin Man: Johnny Depp
Lion: Viggo Mortenson
Wizard: Anthony Hopkins
Toto: Jack Russell
Witch: Monica Belluci
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Ha! Blog stealer! Just playing- I get so many good ideas from you - in fact, I think that BLOG was inspired by your Sleeping Beauty entry below- what do you think of that?!!??!