We all have that question we are just DYING to answer, but it doesn't ever seem to come. Each of the bloggers submitted their own set of questions AND answers in effort to get some stuff out there that they normally aren't asked. If this doesn't define the lifestyle blogger, I don't know what does. So sit back, relax, and expect some fun over the next 6 weeks!
First up is one of my first friends in the blogging world. Christine over at The So Called Homemaker has been very inspiring to me in my journey and she has always been very helpful. She always helps me out when she can and gives me the answers to my questions. I couldn't think of anyone I would rather introduce you to first. Please go and show her some love and enjoy her questions!
It looks like you cook a lot of really complicated meals. Doesn’t that ever get old?
Christine: Actually,
most of the meals I cook at home are things like baked chicken with a
frozen vegetable and canned beans of some sort. I’m usually a pretty
lazy chef!
Why do you never brush your daughter’s hair?
Christine: I do! She has crazy hair that looks like that even when I brush it!
Do you ever feel like you wish you were doing more with your life?
Christine: I
will admit that being a “homemaker” isn’t what I saw myself doing with
my life, but I think what doesn’t show on the blog is that I do in fact
spend a lot of time on my real estate work, which is pretty fulfilling
and basically like a real career (except that I get to stay at home). I
just don’t talk about it much on the blog/social media because I think
that’s plugging and that’s not really fair to my readers.
Speaking of real estate, you’ve mentioned some horror stories about showing houses. Can you tell us one?
Christine: Absolutely!
I have tons. One of the strangest though was a house that was
abandoned but still had tons of stuff in it, including about 6 walkers
that had been delivered since the house had been vacant. What’s weird
about that is that there were locks on the OUTSIDES of the bedroom
doors. Then the bedrooms all had holes in the walls. It was just
really creepy, like they were locking up old people and torturing them.
Christine: Honestly, I don’t think I have the right to give advice because although we’ve been married about three years, we’re still learning. My husband and I don’t believe in talking negatively about our relationship in any way in public, either, so that’s why you’ll also never see me complain about him or anything he does on the blog or social media. We think it’s important to present an united front. : )
Thank you so much Christine for sharing those great questions with us! I hope you all enjoyed them just as much as I did. I hope to see you all back here next week when we connect with Helene who blogs over at Helene In Between. I will be posting this series every Monday starting next week. So look for Helene's Q&A on Monday, September 8th!
Have a good one!
