The Great Interview Experiment: All About Moi
Lynn at the Human, Being blog interviewed me for Neil's Great Interview Experiment. You can read the interview here. Or just read Lynn's Blog which is thoughtful, reflective, and inspirational.
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I am a Los Angeles expatriate currently living in exile in the desert. I share this world with my beautiful and brilliant daughter and two less than brilliant and very needy canine companions. Oh, and my husband who commutes to Los Angeles. We get him on the weekends.
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2 comments:
Geat interview! Yeah. My life is also a lot more mundane than I would have thought it would be at 18, but still somehow even better than I ever could have imagined at the same time. I don't think I ever anticipated what a cheeseball I would become about my family.
That? Is the best compliment I've gotten all year. Thank you, Amy.
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