Tag Archives: Ask Me Anything February 2014

Oy…yeah, I suck. This month has been very hectic, folks and I lost track of this. Ugh! But, let’s get it done, shall we? (Not in one post, though. I think.) Anyway, from Roger: Still thinking football: what are the … Continue reading →

Time for some more answers to questions! These from an anonymous reader: Have you read anything that you didn’t expect to like, but did? Any genres that you expected to not like, but did like at least some of them? … Continue reading →

Continuing the cavalcade of answers! From one of my anonymity-preferring readers: Do you ever lie in bed unable to sleep? (Either waking in the middle of the night or simply unable to get to sleep in the first place.) If … Continue reading →

Time to answer some more of the questions from Ask Me Anything!, the February 2014 edition! These are from a couple of readers who wished to remain anonymous. How much time do you spend out of doors in winter? Do … Continue reading →

Yes indeed, it is time for ANSWERS! Wheeeeeee!!! My ever-entertaining high school mate Andy asks: I have thought about your response to my question about ‘The Dukes of Hazard’ question I asked last time. Do you think the reason for … Continue reading →

Yar, what ye be waitin’ for, mateys! Ask Me Anything! (Leave questions there as opposed to on this post, because it’s easier for me to keep ’em in one place.) Or ask via Facebook or Twitter or Instagram or Flickr … Continue reading →

Ask Me Anything! Leave questions in comments here, or Tweet them, or Facebook them, or e-mail them (jaquandor AT gmail DOT com), or whatever! Share This Post

Just a reminder that I’m taking queries for Ask Me Anything! for this month, so get ’em in! Leave them in comments to that post, or submit via e-mail or Twitter or Facebook or whatever. In other news, I’m posting … Continue reading →

Wow, it’s February already! And that means it’s time for another fun round of Ask Me Anything! Get your questions in now, folks — either in comments on this post, or in e-mail, or on Twitter or Facebook or Instagram … Continue reading →