Life's about her dog and work

THIS WEEK, get to know DISCO youth worker Nicole Fagan in the Q and A

WEDDED BLISS: Nicole Fagan and her husband Todd on their wedding day. Picture: Contributed

WHO would you want to play you in a movie of your life?

Zach Galifianakis - the resemblance is uncanny.

What do you think the greatest invention has been?

The Thermos. You put something hot in it, it stays hot. You put something cold in it, it stays cold. How does it know?

Do you have any lucky items, objects or traditions?

If I do, they clearly don't work.

Is there anything you wished would come back into fashion?

Those massive cloaks from the 1800s, it would be like walking around wearing a blanket.

What three things do you think of most each day?

I spend a lot of my time thinking about the young people I work with at DISCO.

In fact, just next month the DISCO Get Set for Work crew are planting a community garden at the DISCO building in Dalby thanks to passionate members of our team and the help of Bunnings Warehouse Dalby.

I think about my puppy,Bowie, if he is havinga nice time.

I especially wonder whathe is dreaming about when he is running in his sleep.

And, of course, I think about my husband.

What's been the best decision you've made in your life so far?

Getting married.

If you could replace one body part with a super bionic replacement, what body part and what features would the newbionic replacement have?

A new nose so that I don't have hay fever any more.

What was your first car? (or what would you like it to be?)

It was a Nissan Pulsar, named Penny.

What do you consider is the most important appliance in a house?

The kettle - without it, where would I get my

tea?

What historical period would you like to live in ifyou could go back in time?

The 1800s (so I can havethat big cloak), minusthe dysentery and slavery.