Interview meme!!!
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greekhoop, here
1. Leave me a comment saying, "Interview me."
2. I will respond by asking you five questions. I get to pick the questions.
3. You will update your LJ with the answers to the questions.
4. You will include this explanation and an offer to interview someone else in the same post.
5. When others comment asking to be interviewed, you will ask them five questions. (And if you have questions for me, I'll answer them, too ^_~)
1. What's the best online fandom you've ever been in? (Not necessarily the best source material, just the one in which you had the most fun.)
Gr, that's hard, 'cause I don't usually spend that much time in any one fandom. But I think I most enjoyed Vagrant Story fandom, because it was small, we didn't fight, I got a lot of nice comments for my fics and I met some really neat people (*wink wink*).
2. Ultimate all-time favorite way you like your potatoes.
Mashed (creamy, not lumpy) with butter and salt. Cheesy potatoes are a close second (I think it's technically au gratin...?), but I never put cheese on my mashed potatoes.
3. Of all the RPs we've done, what's your favorite and why?
Hmm...gotta be Vicious/Gren. I mean, come on, 14 hours straight. Theirs was such a dysfunctional, drug-addicted, emotionally impaired, heart-moving romance! (Plus, when my grandchildren ask me what I was doing on 9/11 as a report for their 7th grade history class, I'll have an amusing story for them to turn in).
4. Is there a teacher you've had who had a big affect on you? Who were they and what did they teach?
Mr. Campana, 6th grade English/Math. I had to do a biography on Wyatt Earp for his class, and instead of a report wrote a short story-ish retelling of how he first became a sheriff. He liked it so much he recommended me for a creative writing workshop that got me out of class once a week. It was him and my science teacher, Ms. Ayers, who really encouraged me to start writing fiction.
5. Do you believe in ghosts?
Nope. Dead = gone. (IMO)
greekhoop, here1. Leave me a comment saying, "Interview me."
2. I will respond by asking you five questions. I get to pick the questions.
3. You will update your LJ with the answers to the questions.
4. You will include this explanation and an offer to interview someone else in the same post.
5. When others comment asking to be interviewed, you will ask them five questions. (And if you have questions for me, I'll answer them, too ^_~)
1. What's the best online fandom you've ever been in? (Not necessarily the best source material, just the one in which you had the most fun.)
Gr, that's hard, 'cause I don't usually spend that much time in any one fandom. But I think I most enjoyed Vagrant Story fandom, because it was small, we didn't fight, I got a lot of nice comments for my fics and I met some really neat people (*wink wink*).
2. Ultimate all-time favorite way you like your potatoes.
Mashed (creamy, not lumpy) with butter and salt. Cheesy potatoes are a close second (I think it's technically au gratin...?), but I never put cheese on my mashed potatoes.
3. Of all the RPs we've done, what's your favorite and why?
Hmm...gotta be Vicious/Gren. I mean, come on, 14 hours straight. Theirs was such a dysfunctional, drug-addicted, emotionally impaired, heart-moving romance! (Plus, when my grandchildren ask me what I was doing on 9/11 as a report for their 7th grade history class, I'll have an amusing story for them to turn in).
4. Is there a teacher you've had who had a big affect on you? Who were they and what did they teach?
Mr. Campana, 6th grade English/Math. I had to do a biography on Wyatt Earp for his class, and instead of a report wrote a short story-ish retelling of how he first became a sheriff. He liked it so much he recommended me for a creative writing workshop that got me out of class once a week. It was him and my science teacher, Ms. Ayers, who really encouraged me to start writing fiction.
5. Do you believe in ghosts?
Nope. Dead = gone. (IMO)
