I have five (unrelated) questions that you may or may not be interested in answering:
1. How many holes are in a drinking straw - one, or two?
2. Should applesauce be served during the main course of a meal, or as a dessert, or doesn't it matter which one?
3. How do you properly end off a short, hi-it's-so-good-to-see-you-again and what-do-we-talk-about-next conversation you're having with a casual acquaintance you haven't seen for years and you've met up with again at a public event?
4. If you were planning to attend a workshop on parenting, what are some specific topics that you'd hope the speaker would address?
5. Is it difficult to identify yourself when commenting on my blog? I love interacting with readers through receiving and responding to their comments on my posts. Most of the comments that I get appear on Facebook, where I have no trouble identifying who is commenting because their name and profile picture accompanies their words. When people comment directly on the blog (which I also love, by the way), I have a harder time knowing who I'm corresponding with because not everyone's name automatically comes up. When someone writes a lovely response and talks to me as if I should know who they are, I get very curious. (And somewhat frustrated when I can't discover who the Anonymous is this time.) If there is anything I can do on my end that would make it easier for commenters to identify themselves, would a dear reader please let me know. In the meantime, when you comment on the blog itself, if you think your name is going to show up as Anonymous, please put ~ Your Name at the end of your message, so I know who I'm replying to. (Feel free to try it out on this very blog post) Thanks so much!