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[geminigirl]

So, I did say I'd do interview memes from other people who haven't asked yet...

I got questions from palliddreamer, wait and sandboxdiva.

If you've got questions for me, I'd love to get them-even if it's not five, even if it's just one or two, or something.

And if I interviewed you, I really love it when you send me questions back in return. So send me questions, please, if you have a chance.

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[quasigeostrophy.livejournal.com]

Axe me! Axe me! :-)

[geminigirl]

1. Why did your response to my request have to trigger one of my pet peeves?

2. What's the best part about having started your own business?

3. Sometimes when I'm looking at the world through my camera lens, I find that I miss out on some of the details of the rest of the world. Do you ever experience anything like that? How do you avoid or balance it?

4. Photography is an art. We know this. Talk about art with your artists eye, and tell us about how you look at other media, like sculpture or paint.


5. What can you tell me about making a poly marriage work, that I haven't already been told, and might not already know?

[puzzld1.livejournal.com]

1. So, how many pairs of overalls do you currently own?

2.How do your 30's feel different than your 20's?

3. What's a memory you have of Molly that I can tell her that you think would make her smile?

4. What songs make you smile?

5. What are the last 5 books you read?

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[geminigirl]

I'm not in my 30s yet....do you want to try that one again?

(I won't turn 30 until May of next year.)

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[puzzld1.livejournal.com]

Sorry 'bout my bad math. OK alternate question-what makes you an oatmeal doomcookie?

[barking-iguana.livejournal.com]

OK, do me. I'll probably have questions for you later, but they'd me to lame if I did them today.

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[barking-iguana.livejournal.com]

ergh, ...be to lame..., like my typing.

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[geminigirl]

My Typo's pretty fluent, after all these years on the internet.

Questions forthcoming; probably tomorrow if I have enough downtime after the SPSS training session I have to help with in the morning.

[geminigirl]

1. I admire people who can teach high school, especially since I spend so much time working with adolescents. What prompted you to do this, and why are you good at it?

2. Tell us about the best (for any definition of best that you choose) place you've travelled.

3. In the not-quite ten years that I've known you (and yes, it really has been that long) how have you changed the most?

4. What's the one "can't live without" quality physically, and emotionally that you look for in a partner?

5. Tell me one life lesson that you think everyone needs to learn, but that I might not know yet.