Interviews

A Word Goddess Collab

Questions & Answers
Asked by Tiffany

1. Your bio indicates that you work for/at a movie studio; what is it that you do?

Hmmm. I can’t get too specific, but the bottom line is I help put music into films. I work on pretty much all of them, from script to post. And that is all I can say. But! Here’s the view from my office!

And maybe if you click this link it may give you a hint as to where I work.

2. Have you considered having any other children or is your family complete?

Oh boy is it ever complete. Done. No more. Zip. Snip snip took care of that. I definitely do still get yearnings, when I hold someone’s baby – my last baby will enter Kindergarten next year (sigh) but… Joseph is going to be high maintenance for the rest of his school career probably. Logan has his impending surgeries and the recuperation from each. Who knows, with us, what the next child would bring. Plus – and I find it terrible that I didn’t find this out prior to getting pregnant – I only had a 60% chance of carrying either of the boys (or my other two angel babies) to term without one of us dying. So, no. Yes, I want another baby. No, it wouldn’t be a good thing for our current family.

3. Do you have pets?

2 Kitties. Sassy and Pebbles. They are annoyingly loved. I didn’t want pets – at all – because I’m the one who has to take care of them or harrass others into taking care of them, and I just didn’t want to do that. At all. But – they’ve grown on me, of course. I’m a softie. And one prefers to sleep with me holding her like a teddy, sharing the pillow, and body under the covers. How can you not love that. I awake with the other on top of my head, purring from the sheer pleasure of being near her sister. And they are half (maybe whole? Who knows who the daddy is.) sisters from our babysitter’s hussy.

4. If you were to move from California, where would you want to live?

Someplace very green. Like Oregon. Or Washington state. Forests and lakes and streams.

5. Why did you start blogging/journaling?

I started a decade ago. I’ve always typed a lot faster than I write, so putting my journal no a computer was just natural, rather than handwriting it. But then I ran into one – it may have been Kymm – and I thought to myself, I can do that! And back then, there weren’t web page editors like frontpage, or blogging tools or software. You handwrote the damn html yourself, and found someplace you could FTP onto… Mine was the 10mb of space you automatically got with an aol account. So that’s what I did. As for Journalling – I’ve been doing that particular act all my life. My husband says I should publish them. I may, just one copy, for myself. It’s a needed vent, and a way for me to explore things on my own – hash them out.