These interview questions were from Dear Lauren
What was your favorite past time as a child?
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Reading, I was a bookworm. I loved to read about history the most.
I also was fanatical about the smurfs, which I have thankfully outgrown.
Not to mention my obsession for DuranDuran...which I have not outgrown.
When did you become a Buddhist? How did your family react?
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I became a buddhist in 1999. I struggled with faith and christianity all my life...when I read an article on Dharmanet I was hooked. When I am not knitting I am reading tomes on Buddhism. It's given me a different perspective on life, love and a desire to be better, to be less focused on myself.
What is your favorite thing to do with Pixie?
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Hands down, snuggle. We watch a movie once a week together...snugglin cowgirl time! I just love to hold her...it reminds me of when she was a baby...I only have a little time to do this...so I make the most of it!!!!
What is the best way to spend a Saturday in your opinion?
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Sitting on the warm beach helping Pixie build a sandcastle....
If money was no problem, how would you spend the rest of your time on this planet?
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On the beach...Hanging out, watching my little one grow up. Or Living in the desert...in New Mexico. Dry arid...good for the soul.
---end interview---
Next time, a knitting update.
I have some progress to show too... I AM going to make my March Deadline to get Rogue off my plate! Sleeves almost done...then a few rows on the hood.
Happy Easter!
Go bite the head off an innocent chocolate bunny!
Rowr!
Stupid Bloglines never updated for you... I did not know you had a new entry--glad I came to look at a pic from last week! :P Does your Bloglines work for my blog? *curious*
Great interview answers... you were more difficult since I know you pretty well (of course, you can always find out more!)
Hope to see you very soon. xoxox
Posted by: Lolly at March 25, 2005 02:57 PMHope you and Pixie have a lovely weekend, whether you're celebrating Easter or not! The finishing on Rogue is just as nice as the knitting, so I know you can do it and that you won't get bogged down in endless finishing details. I *love* that pattern. It has spoiled me as far as my expectations of how well other patterns should be written.
Posted by: Susan at March 25, 2005 03:09 PMEnjoyed your interview! I'm right there with you on the beach! Enjoy your weekend!
Posted by: sUsAn at March 25, 2005 06:12 PMI want to have snuggles with my daughter one day too!! a very "awww" interview.
p.s MORE CHOCOLATE!!!!
I loved reading your interview. Gives me even more insight on your life.
HAPPY EASTER to my two favorite pixies :-)
Posted by: Becky at March 26, 2005 02:54 AMHappy Easter, Heather! That was very sweet :).
Posted by: Moni at March 26, 2005 02:39 PMHow interesting to read your answeers to the interview H. It's always nice getting to know a great friend even better then before! :-)
Posted by: Eilene at March 28, 2005 07:04 AM