Scorpio
I don't know.
Sufferings of my loved ones.
My dad.
The Saint
Pennywise the Clown
i. Stephen King, ii. Frederick Forsyth iii. P.G. Wodehouse iv. Margaret Atwood v. Bill Watterson
i. "Illusions" by Richard Bach ii. "The Godfather" by Mario Puzo iii. "The Shadow of the Wind" by Carlos Ruiz Zafon. iv. "My sister's keeper" by Jodi Picoult v. "All Quiet on the Western Front" by Erich Maria Remarque
"We, the Living" by Ayn Rand, amongst others.
i. 'The Pianist' ii. 'The Shining' iii. 'The good, the bad and the ugly.' iv. 'The Fugitive' v. 'Troy'
Telekinesis
Home at last.
I would not change anything.
Learning to drive a fighter jet.
In the Bar Library in my free time, or at home.
Depends on the mood. More often, silence. My girls ensure that it is a rare thing at home.
'Live and let live."
Nope.
Can't think of anything.
Never give up.
Ipsita Banerjee describes herself as irreverent, crazy and tactless, but also a mother, a lawyer, a wife and a daughter. Like most women today, she plays a juggling act: maid, driver, tutor, professional, cookƒ and writes when she has the time. Ipsita lives in Calcutta with a large assortment of in-laws, and can be contacted at ipsita70@gmail.com
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