
How does blogging affect your *real* life? Are friends and family supportive? Do you find that blogging cuts into family time? How do you strike a balance between the two?

How does blogging affect your *real* life? Are friends and family supportive? Do you find that blogging cuts into family time? How do you strike a balance between the two?
So … you’ve just finished reading a book. For the sake of the discussion, we’ll say it was everything a book should be—engaging, entertaining, interesting, thought-provoking. The kind you want to gush over. The question is—do you immediately move on to your next book? Or do you take time to contemplate this writerly masterpiece and all its associated thoughts/emotions/ideas for a while first?
Here’s the questions…
1) Do you have any friends you regret not keeping in touch with?
2) Would you have one of your fingers surgically removed if it guaranteed immunity from all major diseases?
3) Which is creepier to see in your kitchen: a mouse or a cockroach?
4) Show and Tell. What comes to mind first when you see this picture? Or, tell a story if it reminds you of one.
Here’s the questions…
1) Make a list of movies you believe everyone should see at least once.
2) What was the last random really hurtful thing someone said to you?
3) What’s the first thing you do when you get off work/out of school?
4) Show and Tell. What comes to mind first when you see this picture? Or, tell a story if it reminds you of one.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: When reading romances, which type of heroine to you prefer and why? Do you like the kick-ass chicks, damsels in distress, a mix or maybe another type?
I was talking to a co-worker the other day about a book I’d read recently, and realized how very, very few people I can do that with. In my daily life, it seems like almost no-one reads anything more than a newspaper or a fashion magazine. I only have one person I can truly chat about books with … and yet, being a Capital-R-Reader, I simply can’t imagine going through life without a book constantly at hand, or shelves of them proudly displayed downstairs. I’m proud of being a person who not only reads, but who reads a lot–not just in volume but in variety. I like having an inquiring mind. I like exploring new ideas. I love following an intricately plotted story (the more layers the better). I love BEING a reader and simply can’t imagine what it’s like to go through life without being one.
Do you have a monthly book budget?
How has it changed since you started blogging?
Do you get more free books now that you have access to publishers/authors/other bloggers or is your book buying budget even higher than when you started?
Here’s the questions…
1) Which is worse: freezing cold feet or hot, sweaty feet?
2) What is your most non-traditional holiday tradition?
3) What makes you nervous?
4) Show and Tell. What comes to mind first when you see this picture? Or, tell a story if it reminds you of one.
Wow peeps! Can you believe that this year is almost over?!? Less than a month from now we’ll be greeting a new year.
So…I’d like to get your thoughts on some things if you don’t mind… Continue reading