Alaska Star Spotlight

Nancy Louise Hart

Born: 1958 in Pittsburgh.

Occupation: Homemaker.

How long have you lived in Chugiak-Eagle River? Seven years, four months.

How would your friends describe you in a sentence? Not sure, but I hope they would say “funny and kind hearted.”

What is the strangest thing you have in the trunk of your car or the back of your pickup? An old frying pan.

What fictional character would you most like to meet? The Highlander – Duncan MacLeod from the clan MacLeod.

What song could you sing into your hairbrush or in the shower? “I’m Going to Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair.”

What’s your favorite junk food? You name it.

What would you like to accomplish over the next five years? Buy a home.

What does your favorite bumper sticker say? “If I told you you have a nice body, would you hold it against me?”

What chore do you most hate to do around the house? Like most, cleaning the bathroom.

What do you enjoy most about Chugiak-Eagle River? Small-town living and the people.

What modern convenience do you wish existed when you were younger? A cell phone.

What service would you like to see come to Chugiak-Eagle River? Wings ’N Things.

If you could buy one absolutely frivolous thing, what would it be? A huge RV.

What’s your favorite movie moment? In “His Girl Friday,” when Cary Grant says, “I once knew a man named Archie Leach.” Archibald Leach was Grant’s real name.

What piece of clothing do you wear most out of your wardrobe? Jeans.

What aspect of childhood do you miss most? There were 10 kids in my family, and Santa couldn’t wrap all those gifts, so there was a huge sheet covering the living room doorway. We had to eat breakfast and wait forever to go in there.