My Fifteen Minutes
A hearty thank you to Jana Last and Thomas MacEntee over at Geneabloggers for kindly featuring an interview with me in their May I Introduce To You series today. In case you don’t subscribe to Geneabloggers, here’s a link to the interview.
If you’re visiting The People Of Pancho for the first time, welcome! I’m so delighted that you stopped by.
The unreliable narrator, circa 1977
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You’re so very welcome Leslie! Thanks for the opportunity to interview you for the “May I Introduce To You” series.
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Oh Congrats!!!!! I am so excited for you…and all of it…every cramped finger on your writing hand, every sneeze from the dust pluming off of old boxes…all of it is totally worth it just to be able to share this FABULOUS pic with your followers!
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Made my day!
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I HATED that photo as a kid, and yet now it feels like the truest representation of me. Isn’t that funny? Thanks for stopping by, and for all the hearts. 🙂
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Congratulations! That’s great— now I have to go read the interview.
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What a delightful blog! Great photos and interesting stories!
Sorry about Aunt Louise.
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Thank you so much, and welcome!
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Thanks for sharing the link to “May I Introduce.” I really enjoyed getting to know you better. I like your approach and suggestions about creating rules for yourself before starting blogging. As my current blog winds down, I’m currently working on designing my forthcoming blog and this is really good advice. I’ve thought a lot about “lessons learned” over the course of the four years with A Hundred Years Ago–but I now realize that’s probably just the first step and that I need to be creating some informal “decision rules” that will guide me as I work on the new blog.
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Thanks for the kind words, Sheryl. I’ve been following the development of your next blog with great interest. I found myself thinking about the same types of decisions over and over when I got started, so it was really helpful for me to set some guidelines, move forward, and stop spinning my wheels. You can always adjust your own “policies” later as needed.
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