Learning about me.....via an YW activity

Back when my daughter was in the Young Women's Program in church they took a mason jar and put strips of papers with questions on them to help them begin to write their history for their future generations. As I was cleaning one day I ran across that jar,seeing as how my daughter isnt much of a writer the questions are still in the jar. I deceided that maybe I could answer a question each week from the jar, that way my daughter might someday have some things to tell her children about their grandmother(whenever I become a grandma).On the front of jar there is this written:

INGREDIENTS: Life was not meant to be bottled up forever. This jar is jam-packed with deliciously interesting questions to inspire you to celebrate something very important. YOU!
RECIPE: Combine a generous slice of your life history with a dash of nostalgia and several cups of facts and feelings. If you will follow this simple recipe, you will find that you will soon have a very delicious personal history.
All you need to do is draw out one slip of paper everyday (or at least once a week) Spend a few minutes and just enjoy the remembering. Then paste the question at top of a blank page and begin to tell about it.
Don't worry about spelling,handwriting, etc..........just tell YOUR story!
This product was prepared to preserve your life history. Enjoy the scrumptious homemade memories.
SERVE YOU AND YOUR POSTERITY.

Here is the first question I pulled from jar today.

1.If you could be an animal, which one would you choose and why?

I would choose an polar bear.
Because I love snow and they get to live where it is snowy. They are big enough to defend themselves, they only have a few children and everyone loves to see them at the zoo. As a dutiful mother they usually have one set of twin cubs and teaches them to hunt and take care of themselves and they leave after just two or three years. And I don't think they move back home to live off their parent.