Borrowing an Idea

This may be a brilliant idea, or it may fail miserably. If it does, at least I tried.

Many of the bloggers I follow have, at one time or another, opened up the comments to questions from their fair readers. I just saw it on LouCeel's blog (pointed to it by Joyce, who has become a blog addict!) and realized, hey, I've never done THAT before.

Granted, most of my life is an open book on here, but there are things I don't blog about. Still, I'm sure you have questions that I've never addressed or perhaps, something that will become blog fodder if it requires a long essay type answer.

So, wonderful readers, the floor is open. What have you been wondering about Suzanne that I have yet to answer? Now is the time to pose YOUR questions! Ask away, and you may just get the answer (then regret even asking).

I do reserve the right to answer your question privately if I don't feel comfortable answering it on here!

Thanks to all of you who've inspired today's topic...

Comments

Joyce-Anne said…
In a sense, I feel responsible for this. Hmm, I'm going to have to think of a good question for you.
12:01 AM
Grandy said…
Hey, you're changing up the look of your site. Looks good. Gonna call goofy girl? ;)

Joyce-anne is a kick a$$ addict. :)

Ok...on to my question...
If you could re-do anything from your past, what would it be? and... Would you do it differently?

Does that count as 2 questions? Oh well. ;)
12:41 AM
Unknown said…
Joyce, I suspect you and Donna probably will come up with the tough ones!

Grandy, I'm considering call Goofy Girl when I've got the moolah. This change came about because the template I was using bolluxed up when I embedded some You Tube clips.

I'll take those questions. It's sorta kinda one, but I think I get your intentions with the second. Keep watching this blog...
2:38 AM
Unknown said…
Actually, I've seen the idea around on the Internet before, I just don't know who to attribute it to.

Thank you for coming by - and I hope you come back.
10:48 PM
Anonymous said…
Okay - J and I were talking and she mentioned this post. She liked my question, but it's mine so she can't have it. :p

...if you could spend time with someone you've never met (living or dead) who would it be and why?
11:52 PM
Anonymous said…
I've got one! How did your love of Disney start and what keeps it going?
- Doreen in PA
8:34 AM
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