When you were 16, what did you think your life would look like?
Like I was a successful actress.
Does it look like that?
No.
Is that a good thing?
It is what it is. I never had the courage to pursue it so I have nobody to blame but myself. Regrets are useless so I don’t have any. What I do have is a happy marriage and two gorgeous sons. I wouldn’t trade them for anything.
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If you could choose to be a master (or mistress) of any skill in the world, which skill would you pick?
Cooking, so I could hang on to this perfect family I am slowly poisoning.
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“It’s never a good idea to discuss religion or politics with people you don’t really know.” Agree or disagree?
Well, dear WordPress prompter, I’d rather not say because I don’t really know you.
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Write your own eulogy.
Tilly’s death at the hands of irritated WordPress prompters was sudden but inevitable. She never knew when to quit and they didn’t like her pointing out that she had recently had to write her own obituary and was it personal on their part or had they become FreudPress prompters?
Also, she knew her way around a box of Maltesers, but not a kitchen.
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Most of us have heard the saying, “That’s the best thing since sliced bread!” What do you think is actually the best thing since sliced bread?
The internet. How else would I have discovered a bunch of people around the world willing to send me stuff out of the blue?
Speaking of which, thank you for the book, Bee Blue. I’d kiss you but I know how you feel about that.
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Go to the nearest window. Look out for a full minute. Write about what you saw.
A tree.
That’s it. It’s bigger than our house and blocks the view to everything…no, wait: something’s behind it. Is that a WordPress prompter with a stick of dynamite in her mask…?
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Describe your relationship with your phone. Is it your lifeline, a buzzing nuisance, or something in between?
I’m sure that once I discover how to turn it on, we’ll be the best of friends.
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A genie has granted your wish to build your perfect space for reading and writing. What’s it like?
It’s like Robin Williams. Since Aladdin, they all are.
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You have to learn a new skill. Do you prefer to read about it, watch someone else do it, hear someone describe it, or try it yourself?
Why do I need to learn a new skill? I have my own personal genie.
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Write about anything you’d like. Somewhere in your post, include the sentence, “I heard the car door slam, and immediately looked a the clock.”
I was reading this post when I heard the car door slam, and immediately looked at the clock. I knew it was the Grammar Police, come to take away the WordPress prompter who had one too few ‘t’s in his at.
I have the funniest readers in the blogosphere (not necessarily ha ha…)