Rachel – Big Brother

By starrymag | January 13, 2014

Q.  What made you want to be a part of the show “Big Brother 6”?

A.  For the challenge, it was an opportunity of a lifetime.

Q.  Did you have a strategy with Howie before entering the house?

A.  We really didn’t, just play nice and get to know everyone at first.  Our strategy developed as the game did.

Q.  Were you a fan of the show before appearing on it?

A.  I didn’t know a lot about the show before I went on it, but I had seen it.

Q.  What did you learn about yourself from being inside the house?

A.  That I can be very hard on myself and that I need to be patient in my life and good things will happen.

Q.  What did you miss most about the outside world while being on “Big Brother 6”?

A.  News-about the world, entertainment, my friends and family.

Q.  Do you have a most memorable moment from your time on the show?

A.  So many it’s hard to just think of one.  The Snack Shack from Hell, it was insidious.

Q.  Is there anything that you would have done differently?

A.  Several!  Would have, could have’s are a part of every day life in the Big Brother house.  One thing for sure, I would have never left Howie alone to talk with the other team when he was H.O.H.

Q.  What part of the house did you enjoy the most?

A.  Outside, in the shade sitting around the table.

Q.  Do you have any advice for future contestants on the show?

A.  Watch and listen.  Be friendly, but don’t talk too much.  Go through every possible scenario and consider every action.

Q.  What makes the bond that you have with Howie so strong?

A.  We both give each other something the other needs.  His humor with my mental clarity.  It’s a great combination.

Q.  How did you feel when Beau called you shady grey and then pitch black and stark white during the nominee ceremony?

A.  Was he talking to just me? Every person in the house is black and white now.  In the beginning we were all very grey.  I think he was just trying to be creative for television.

Q.  What are your career aspirations now that you have had an opportunity to be on television?

A.  I haven’t thought too much about it other than hoping to return to the job I had before the show.

Q.  What is the worst part of eating peanut butter and jelly?

A.  Generic bread, generic peanut butter and a loss of energy.

Q.  What would you like to say to viewers who were fans and supporters of you?

A.  Thank you so much!  I’m sorry I made mistakes and sorry I got evicted, oh and very sorry I spelled broccoli wrong.