What have I done?

Daft really, offer to do something and people take it up! Now I have to think of some questions for Eric and Sank..... I doubt the quality will be quite that which Quilly offered me!

Nothing else to say for now, it must be all this micro-blogging at twitter which does it!

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Anonymous said…
Yes, I found writing the questions for my interviewees much harder than answering the ones I was given! To make it double difficult, someone I know very little of called for an interview! I don't suppose my first question should be, "Who are you and why should we care?" Although that might have been a very good question for YOU! You could answer it from God's point of view!
6:54 pm
Bill ~ {The Old Fart} said…
My Friend Cindy wanted me to interview her, thankfully she drives buses for a living as well so the first couple of questions were really Quilly's questions to me. Like Quilly says it is much easier to answer the questions then ask.

My questions are up for all to see, take a boo at Interview By A Quilldancer and you will be able to read my answers.

A Blessed Weekend is wished for you and your Family Alastair.
7:36 pm
Melli said…
Two people took me up on it too -- and I'm STILL trying to come up with questions! I'm HORRIBLE at this!
3:42 pm
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