My first iPod meme

I'm beside myself. Thanks, serifem!

These are the instructions:
Put your iTunes/Winamp/WMP on shuffle.
Say the following questions aloud, and press play.
Use the song title as the answer to the question.
NO CHEATING.

My answers:
1. How does the world see you?
Loreena McKennitt "All Souls Night"

2. Will I have a happy life?
George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic "Count Funkula"

3. What do my friends think of me?
Electric Light Orchestra "Starlight"

4. Do people secretly lust after me?
Jefferson Starship "Miracles"

5. How can I make myself happy?
Erasure "Yahoo!"

6. What should I do with my life?
The Platters "My Prayer"

7. Will I ever have children?
Enya "Pax Deorum"

8. What is some good advice for me?
XTC "Sacrificial Bonfire"

9. How will I be remembered?
Erasure "River Deep, Mountain High"

10. What's my signature dancing song?
Danny Elfman "Opening of Nightmare before Christmas"

11. What's my current themesong?
Adam & the Ants "Stand and Deliver"

12. What do others think is my current themesong?
Toto "Pamela"

13. What shall they play at my funeral?
Ozzy Osbourne "Road to Nowhere"

14. What type of men do I like?
Cheap Trick "She's Tight"

15. How's my love life?
Brian Tyler "Rya Wolves" from Children of Dune

Death

I've been thinking about its inevitability these past few days. Do others look in the mirror and state out loud "Someday, you will be dead, and there's nothing you can do about it" to their reflection? Every once in a while, I do that. I'm not afraid of death or dying. Some methods of dying make me uncomfortable. I don't want to burn to death or be tortured to death. I often think of cheating Fate and taking myself out, not because I'm suicidal but because I have control issues, and death doesn't allow for you to be in control.

Honestly, I think that people just go through life completely unaware that they are going to die. It's not up for debate. Death is going to happen to every last one of us and there is nothing any of us can do about it. Maybe it's a defense mechanism that we don't dwell on the fact that not only are we just going to die, but we are all in the active process of dying every single minute of every single day. It's sort of a mood killer and I can see where thinking about dying all the time may throw a wrench in one's daily activities. But I can't help but ponder it sometimes.