1. What simple things scare you? Why?
Not a lot scares me, not the simple things, at least. Surprises - someone sneaking up behind me, jumpy spiders, that sort of thing.
2. Do you have any phobias? If so, what?
Not really. Though I am afraid that if I ever visit the west coast, I'll like it more than the east coast.
3. What is your earliest memory of being afraid? How are the same things scare you?
Couldn't tell you. Probably when my sister broke her arm falling off the pool table. We were walking around the edge, which we were not supposed to be doing, and she fell off and broke her arm. That scared me. Not only that we were going to get in trouble, but that she had broken her arm.
4. What is the scariest movie you've ever seen? Why? Is it still scary to you now? Why or why not?
Oh, probably something like The Birds, but I don't get really frightened at movies, either. I thought about seeing The Ring, but never did. Blair Witch didn't do anything for me, so I didn't see it in the theater. I did watch the end on cable and was confused as to what was going on, of course.
Movies like The Sixth Sense are not really scary, but suspenseful. I like those.
Oh, and The Birds would probably be a little bit scary to me now, if I watched it.
5. What is the scariest nightmare you've ever had? What happened? Is it still scary to you? Why or why not?
Don't recall. I haven't had a nightmare in decades.
Can you tell fear's not a big issue in my life?