My friend, Stacey, recently was interviewed by Alicia. It was a cute interview! The more I get to know both of these girls, the more there is to love. Stacey asked us if we wanted to be interviewed and I threw caution to the wind and went for it. She emailed my questions to me and I tried diligently to grab caution back, but sigh, I'm guessing I'm going for it. 1. What have you gained since starting your blog? (Alicia asked me this one and I thought it was good, so I am passing it on!)I actually love this question! First, I have gained some wisdom. Second, I have gained a lot of bloggy friendships that have blessed me immeasurably. Third, I have gained some computer skills!2. How many TVs do you have in your house and what is your favorite TV show?
We have 3 floors (I don't kow why I feel the need to qualify this answer) and two living rooms, therefore, we have 5 tv's. I also feel the need to say I hardly ever watch tv. But, I do love to watch the news (sad, I know). And I love American Idol or Dateline or 20/20. 3. If you could go anywhere in the world, where would it be?
I think I would want to be a missionary and go to Africa but to be honest, I cry at the commercials so I don't know how effective I would be in that realm. I leave the food bank in tears most times. So...I have always wanted to go to Greece.4. What's under your bed?
I checked to make sure......there is nothing under my bed.5. If you had one day to do anything you wanted, with no limits, what would it be and why?
This question hit me hard...like a ton of bricks. No limits means I don't have time or dimensional constraints. I would take my daughter by the hand and take her back to when she loved Jesus. I would sit with her and try to find that moment when I knew I was going to lose her and I would fight harder for her. I would pray harder for her. I would not let go. Part of me wants to delete this answer and put something that is clever or funny but that would be so dishonest. This is my answer. This is what I would want to do on my one day to do anything with no limits. I would sit with my child, hand in hand, whispering to her the Word. Reassuring her of His love. Watching her face without the hardness of the world's sin etched acrossed it, basking in Him.
Thank you, Stacey, for my interview questions. Hugs to everyone today!