It's High Time I Posted Here

When I am not busy with work, data analysis (really, it is a part of my job), going into classrooms, attending my own classes, feeding the Giant Mouths that are my family, doing yoga, reading for pleasure, playing the piano, chatting with my friends online, writing papers, doing laundry, going out for luncheons with my girlfriends, hanging with my cool kiddos, taking pictures, trying to get my hair to behave, or attacking my luscious husband then I feel it's time to blog for the Bad-Assed Girls.

So here I am.

Mostly I wanted to further point you loverly BAGS in the direction of a wonderful blog and then tell you about an idea I have currently brewing in my brain. Beware. I'm great with ideas and not so good on follow-through sometimes.

Recently, I've discovered the Mommybloggers, a group of phenomenal writers whom I read on their private sites and who aren't at all what I admittedly thought a mommy blogger was. Here is an interview with one such blogger, Jen from Not Calm Dot Com, and I loved the ending question.

If you're familiar with the show Inside the Actors Studio you'll appreciate them. If not, then go here first, spend gobs and gobs of hours there, and then come back.

We'll wait.

Tra-la-la! You're back. How did you like it? Was it good? Oh, I'm so pleased. Did you play the Personality Profile Game? Wonderful. You're not such bad-assed girls afterall.

Especially you, Joe.

Now, on with the show. My idea is that we write 10 interview questions for one another and then send them via email to one person (or, you know, get all ambitious on our asses and do the whole lot) and then write and Interview Post!

Need another sample? Ok. Then take a look at Leah Peah who writes some very good (and funny and with pictures which is, like, a whole other cool thing!) interviews of famous bloggers or Celwebrity people.

Jess, who is very pretty, might have to say that word slowly to get it. We'll wait for her.

Oh, good. Jess isn't just pretty, she's smart! And that cute little accent of hers did not deter her from pronouncing it correctly.

Who's game for this? Hmmm?