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held by Molli
from Once Upon a Prologue. Lizzie’s answers are by Michelle
Madow.
http://www.onceuponaprologue.blogspot.com
Molli: What is the one thing that has
surprised you the most about Drew?
Lizzie: How he can be on the same wave-length
as me, without me having to say anything. When I was dating Jeremy,
it was sometimes a chore to explain my point of view and get him to
understand it. He tried, but we viewed situations differently, so
it could be difficult to be on the same page as him. With Drew,
sometimes it’s like his thoughts are an extension on mine—he takes
in situations the same way, and naturally understands how I feel
about things.
Molli: If you could spend one day doing
exactly what you wanted, what would it be, and why?
Lizzie: First of all, my perfect day would
consist of not having to worry about anything—whether that is
homework, or trying to stop my death in the past from happening
again in the present. I would want to spend that day with Drew, in
England, doing as many tourist activities as possible!
Molli: Who is your hero and why?
Lizzie: Jane Austen, for writing such
incredible and inspiring novels.
Molli: Where do you see yourself in 5
years?
Lizzie: In college, majoring in English and
minoring in Art.
Molli: What one song would you say describes
you and Drew?
Lizzie: The first song that comes to mind
when I think of Drew is “Minuet,” because the songs means so much
to both of us. The lyrics to “Love Story” by Taylor Swift remind me
a lot of our relationship, too ;)
Molli: How have your impressions of Drew
changed from when you first met?
Lizzie: My impression of Drew has changed
greatly from the first time we met. At first, I felt connected to
him, but wasn’t sure why. Then he treated me coldly, and I honestly
thought he was a jerk. (Although I still couldn’t get rid of that
connection I felt to him, which was quite irritating!) Now that I
know him and understand why he acted the way he did, I learn more
every day how sweet and loving he is.
Molli: How does it make you feel, knowing
you lived a life before this one?
Lizzie: There are so many days when I wake up
and am amazed that I lived a previous life. It’s incredible to
think about, and it’s also assuring to have concrete proof that
life doesn’t end at death.
Molli: What three things are most important
to you?
Lizzie: My family, Drew, and my friends.
People are more important than anything else, because they are
irreplaceable.
Molli: What is your favorite memory of
Drew?
Lizzie:
Past life—When he proposed to me in the field
outside my house.
Present life—When he showed me the music box
after the first time we went out on the lake.
Molli: What is the best advice you were ever
given?
Lizzie: My mom always tells me not to react
to situations immediately, and to give myself time to “mull things
over” before coming to a conclusion. I try to do that as often as I
can, although sometimes it can be difficult!
Lizzie’s Top Ten Favorite Love Stories
1) Pride and
Prejudice by Jane Austen – Lizzie and Mr. Darcy (Book, the
BBC miniseries, and the 2005 movie)
This is Lizzie’s favorite love story of all
time, because it’s the one she relates to the most. She saw the
movie in middle school and fell in love with it, but didn’t read
the book until it was assigned for her AP English class at the
start of her junior year. She fell in love with the book. Realizing
that a lot from the book was left out of the movie, she watched the
BBC miniseries, since it is much more detailed. She loved that,
too!
2) Twilight by
Stephenie Meyer – Edward and Bella (book series)
Lizzie read the first Twilight book in 2005
when it came out, and she was hooked! She loves the romance between
Bella and Edward, and is 100% Team Edward. But while she loves the
books, she wasn’t a big fan of the movies.
3) The Iron Fey
from Once Upon a Prologue. Lizzie’s answers are by Michelle
Madow.
http://www.onceuponaprologue.blogspot.com
Molli: What is the one thing that has
surprised you the most about Drew?
Lizzie: How he can be on the same wave-length
as me, without me having to say anything. When I was dating Jeremy,
it was sometimes a chore to explain my point of view and get him to
understand it. He tried, but we viewed situations differently, so
it could be difficult to be on the same page as him. With Drew,
sometimes it’s like his thoughts are an extension on mine—he takes
in situations the same way, and naturally understands how I feel
about things.
Molli: If you could spend one day doing
exactly what you wanted, what would it be, and why?
Lizzie: First of all, my perfect day would
consist of not having to worry about anything—whether that is
homework, or trying to stop my death in the past from happening
again in the present. I would want to spend that day with Drew, in
England, doing as many tourist activities as possible!
Molli: Who is your hero and why?
Lizzie: Jane Austen, for writing such
incredible and inspiring novels.
Molli: Where do you see yourself in 5
years?
Lizzie: In college, majoring in English and
minoring in Art.
Molli: What one song would you say describes
you and Drew?
Lizzie: The first song that comes to mind
when I think of Drew is “Minuet,” because the songs means so much
to both of us. The lyrics to “Love Story” by Taylor Swift remind me
a lot of our relationship, too ;)
Molli: How have your impressions of Drew
changed from when you first met?
Lizzie: My impression of Drew has changed
greatly from the first time we met. At first, I felt connected to
him, but wasn’t sure why. Then he treated me coldly, and I honestly
thought he was a jerk. (Although I still couldn’t get rid of that
connection I felt to him, which was quite irritating!) Now that I
know him and understand why he acted the way he did, I learn more
every day how sweet and loving he is.
Molli: How does it make you feel, knowing
you lived a life before this one?
Lizzie: There are so many days when I wake up
and am amazed that I lived a previous life. It’s incredible to
think about, and it’s also assuring to have concrete proof that
life doesn’t end at death.
Molli: What three things are most important
to you?
Lizzie: My family, Drew, and my friends.
People are more important than anything else, because they are
irreplaceable.
Molli: What is your favorite memory of
Drew?
Lizzie:
Past life—When he proposed to me in the field
outside my house.
Present life—When he showed me the music box
after the first time we went out on the lake.
Molli: What is the best advice you were ever
given?
Lizzie: My mom always tells me not to react
to situations immediately, and to give myself time to “mull things
over” before coming to a conclusion. I try to do that as often as I
can, although sometimes it can be difficult!
Lizzie’s Top Ten Favorite Love Stories
1) Pride and
Prejudice by Jane Austen – Lizzie and Mr. Darcy (Book, the
BBC miniseries, and the 2005 movie)
This is Lizzie’s favorite love story of all
time, because it’s the one she relates to the most. She saw the
movie in middle school and fell in love with it, but didn’t read
the book until it was assigned for her AP English class at the
start of her junior year. She fell in love with the book. Realizing
that a lot from the book was left out of the movie, she watched the
BBC miniseries, since it is much more detailed. She loved that,
too!
2) Twilight by
Stephenie Meyer – Edward and Bella (book series)
Lizzie read the first Twilight book in 2005
when it came out, and she was hooked! She loves the romance between
Bella and Edward, and is 100% Team Edward. But while she loves the
books, she wasn’t a big fan of the movies.
3) The Iron Fey
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