If You Could be Someone Else

If I could be someone else, be it living, dead or fictional, these are the following selections:

Fictional: Apparently, most fictional characters I empathize with go through a lot of suffering and loneliness (at least in the beginning and middle of the story)....however, a happy ending is a must. So, if I had to choose a main character, I would pick Bella Swan in the Twilight saga series written by Stephenie Meyer. Unfortunately, the main character suffers a lot in the book, and this part I would truly dread going through, especially in Book #4, where physically she goes through a lot of pain and is close to death. If I had it my way, I would rather just skip that part and become the fictional character in the second half of the book, where she is turned into a vampire, and gets to spend eternity with Edward Cullen.

Living: Probably an actress on a soap opera, so that I can be paired with either Peter Reckell (Days of our Lives) or Steve Burton (General Hospital). I must confess I do not follow General Hospital, but that actor, Steve Burton is quite a hottie with those intense blue eyes and absolute perfect hair. So if I were to become an actress, hopefully the gift of memorizing lines easily is included; otherwise, forget it.

PS = today's blog falls on May 7th; this happens to be Peter Reckell's birthday....hmmm.

Dead: I wouldn't mind going back to 16th Century England (where I have a British accent), being well-off and married to a guy of high power and seeing where that takes me. Having a couple of healthy kids would be great, too. But please, no beheadings.....if you studied your history, you know who I'm referring to. If not, please see Richard Burton's performance in "Anne of the Thousand Days", and you will get the picture.