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I have been tagged by Melba, who says she chose me because I wanted to know more about you. She has reframed the 4 Questions into 4 Artist’s Way Questions, since she had already done this meme before she was tagged again — so I’m not sure which ones she wants me to answer.

I’ll answer an unasked one — Yes, I am an Introvert — in order to explain my decision to answer the original 4 Questions that are circulating around the internet:

4 jobs I have had:

  • movie theater usherette (if you didn’t know I am old, now you do)
  • grocery clerk
  • nurse’s aide
  • waitress (I’m on a roll — I’m going to keep going)
  • secretary
  • executive secretary
  • assertiveness trainer
  • group facilitator
  • adjunct faculty
  • clinical social worker
  • program director
  • agency executive director
  • grant writer

4 places I’ve lived:

  • Juneau, Alaska
  • Olympia, Cheney, and Spokane, Washington
  • St. Paul, Minnesota
  • Livingston, Missoula, and Billings, Montana

4 TV shows I enjoy:

  • Charlie Rose
  • Battlestar Galactica
  • West Wing
  • Monk

4 places I’ve vacationed:

  • San Francisco
  • New York
  • Mexico
  • Italy

4 websites I visit daily:

4 favorite foods:

  • good dark chocolate
  • good thin-crust pizza
  • home-made Mexican food
  • grilled wild salmon

4 places I’d rather be right now (if I had $):

  • Italy
  • Mexico
  • New York
  • San Francisco

I’ll bet everyone but me has done this already, so I’m not going to tag anyone. Wait, maybe I will. I’ll tag:

Niki — who can do either these questions, or Melba’s

Those questions, for Niki and other AW participants who may wish to tackle them, are: 4 wishes, dreams, desires; 4 imaginary lives; 4 things I should change; 4 people I admire; 4 things I like about The Artist’s Way; and 4 things I still hope to get out of The Artist’s Way.

Will I answer Melba’s questions, some other time? Maybe. They’re harder.

2 responses to “Tagged”

  1. Hi. I think The Artist Way questions are difficult. Sometimes. When I stop to think about what she is really asking for. Thanks for playing along.
    Your poem from the post below is haunting. I read it over several times. It makes me think about faith and questioning…which I think is so good. People who have blind faith, who are dependent on faith to move, scare me. I hope to always be questioning. That is what I took away from the poem; the necessity of questioning even when you have faith.

  2. What an extraordinary range of jobs! Please answer Melba’s questions too… 🙂

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