Thursday, February 21, 2013

Easy Expat Interview (It's Not Like It Sounds)

Blog Expat is an online community, life abroad guide, and support system for all stages of your expat adventure. The lovely Erin asked me to answer a few questions for their fun and insightful Expat Interview series and I was thrilled to do so. Mine is the feature interview today.

Click here and you'll be popped over to the site where you'll find my interview. P-Daddy took the profile photo at Chambord back in October and loved it. Now, I'm wondering if maybe I should have sent in a photo where I was at least wearing some makeup! Oh, well. What you see is what you get.

Expat Interview

I wonder if any of my answers will surprise you.




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  2. "I don't work"... .??? What do you call raising the kids and running the household??? JK, very nice interview. Not really surprised to hear you've got a project in the works:) Good luck!

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  3. Great interview, I enjoyed it very much. Very proud of you. Much love!

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    1. Thanks Sis! Your blog is looking pretty darn good over there. I am proud of you!
      I want to share it on here soon.
      A xo

      People, this is my sister. Check out her blog Fresh French Home and if you're near Arkansas, her coming shop.

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  4. I enjoyed your responses very much. I look forward to hearing more about the novel you are writing. Is it based in the South of France? I will be happy to bring you a cadeau of a BIG jar of peanut butter and drop it off at my cousin's place in Clapiers when we come to France at the end of May. I would hate to see you deprived.

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    1. Ah, yes Michel, as a matter of fact it is. My main character is a Texan who comes to the South of France on a cooking vacation. As for the peanut butter, I would never say no!
      Thank you for always reading and commenting. It means so much to me.
      Aidan

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    2. Shirley says I should ask you what style you prefer: smooth creamy or crunchy?

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  6. Nice interview! I'm waiting with bated eyes for your novel. BTW, whenever I visit Canada, I fill my suitcase with jars of peanut butter from COSTCO and share it with my expat Japanese friends. Strength in numbers!

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