Since jumping onto the "world wide web" a few years ago, I've met some wonderful people. I may not know them personally, or even be able to recognize them if they walked into a room, but a relationship or kindred spirit-ness (??) develops when you meet, read about or share with another person online.
Recently, I met a very sweet person online. Tina and her husband, Paul, are editors of Small Town Living, an online publication. Tina asked if I'd be interested in being interviewed.....I said, I'm not sure how "interesting" I'd be, but sure!
They've switched to a blog format for their publication and have posted the interview today....so please go say "hi" and take a peek:
(I think I've probably shared more about myself and my art through that post, than on my own personal blog....strange how being asked specific questions can get you to "open up"!)
10 comments:
Sounds wonderful Suzanne. I'll visit their site. Can't wait to read your interview.
Oh Suzanne, thanks ever so much for the kind words and for consenting to the interview. One of the wonderful added bonuses that being one of the editors of Small Town Living has afforded me, and one for which I will ever be grateful is the new friendships that are being formed. I am so very delighted to call you friend. I feel that one can never have too many friends in life, and it is really wonderful to find a fellow "kindred spirit".
~Tina
How exciting! I'll hop on over now and read your interview.
Manuela
How exciting Suzanne, I'm going to hop over there now and read.
hugs
It was a good article. I like they e-zine, now blog. The few times she and I have connected have been nice. I think I would like to have her for tea!
Hi Suzanne, I read the article and it was wonderful!! I love seeing all of your work.
Good interview, Suzanne! Hope you are staying warm!
Happy New Year!
Sarah
Can't wait to read it, and see what kind of "secrets" you've revealed!
I just read the article Suzanne...it is wonderful, congratulations.
Ruth
Suzanne, that was such a sweet article. I enjoyed reading about you and your art. Congratulations! Susan
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