Today, I’m packing to go on a short trip, and because family will be returning home with us to stay a few days, I also had to clean my house. No small feat. I think it’s terribly unfair to have to prepare for both things at the same time. *pout* Anyway. I didn’t have time to write something brilliant, and besides I won’t be here to respond to your equally brilliant comments. So, I’m taking the easy way out. It’s a Fun Friday.
The title of this post is a joke, of course. You know all you need to know about me, but Dayner and Trista took the plunge, so if you click on their names you can read their 100 things. I actually started making a list, but then I read it and thought, who in their right mind would want to know any of this! I am not unique. Well … I rarely eat chocolate. Does that count?
We don’t have to come up with interesting facts about ourselves to be published writers, do we? I’m doomed if that’s a requirement. I could make up stuff. I write fiction; I think I could manage that. I could just picture myself as one of my characters … you know, someone interesting. Hey, since I’m headed out of town, why don’t you do it for me?
You tell me the facts. Then, if I ever need to fill out a questionnaire, I’ll be set. You could be serious and tell me something you’ve learned about me from this blog, but then I’d still be boring old me, wouldn’t I? No, it’s probably better if you use your character description skills and make me sound fabulous, mysterious, funny, outrageous … whatever. I don’t care. Heck, tell me ten things, if you get on a roll.
I don’t know if I’ll be able to check in while I’m gone, but when I get back, I want to learn all about me. This is the quintessential “You tell me.” Don’t let me down.
Ready … set … go!
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I think the interesting stuff is there, in each of us. The trick is to dig it out, and to recognize that others may find fascinating what we take for granted. I think most people have gold nuggets and it is so rewarding if and when they are able and/or willing, to reveal and share themselves.
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Well, certainly no one but me has lived my life, so I’m unique in that way. I don’t think I’ve led a particularly interesting life, though. That’s probably why I write fiction.
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