Last week I invited you to ask anything you wanted. Just for fun. No rules. The twist? I have to answer in 3 words or less. I’ll answer a bunch more, but here’s a start.
Q: Will you ever write another book?
A: Not anytime soon.
Q: What makes you happy at this moment?
A: Hands-down: family.
Q: What is something special you would do to brighten someone’s day?
A: Borrow their kids.
Q: How do you organize your kids’ school work? I throw a lot away but I still have more that I don’t know what to do with. Help.
A: Scan it all.
Q: What are the storage containers that you have shown in the picture on your home page?
A: The Container Store.
Q: If this scrapbooking/writing thing doesn’t “work out”, what other career path would you choose to pursue? 
A: Marriage enhancement retreats.
Q: If/When you go to Starbucks or a coffee house, what do you get?
A: I don’t.
Q: Do you plan on creating a new design for Project Life for next year?
A: Absolutely.
Q: Apple, orange, or banana?
A: Apple.
Q: Do you have a nanny or full time babysitter? I don’t understand how you do everything you do without help. Please say yes just to make me feel better.
A: No. Little help.
Q: Favorite TV show?
A: Planet Earth.
Q: On a scale of 1-10 with ten being the most, how afraid were you to leave Creating Keepsakes?
A: Zero.
Q: Who would you like to meet that you have never met before?
A: David’s maternal grandmother.
Q: Do you plan to offer just the page protectors from project life as a separate purchase?
A: That’s the plan.
Q: Do you have other projects in the works besides the next Project Life that you will be putting out to the world?
A: A couple ideas.
Q: I know you’ve lived in several states – which one is/was your favorite?
A: Each unique experience.
Q: What is one food item/main dish that you would eat everyday for the rest of your life if you had to?
A: Kellogg’s Raisin Bran.
Q: How old are you?
A: 33.
Q: What do you use to clean your walls with?
A: Magic eraser.
Q: What was your major in college?
A: Family Science.
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