2. Which popular sitcom character (past or present) are you most like?The Vicar of Dibley, in shape and size at least
3. What kind of dreams do you have? Ones that I can’t remember
5. Do you think you could be on American Idol with the singing voice you have now without any voice training? No, I can’t sing at all (and don’t you have to be American to be on American Idol, so I’d fail that test ….)
6. How much wood, would a woodchuck chuck? If a woodchuck could chuck wood? The equivalent of a caber
7. If you were a tree in a Dr. Seuss book, what would you look like? Short and fat (and potentially grumpy)
8. Twilight? I’m addicted/Who cares/What the hell is Twilight? Who cares
9.Do you think Kimber and Berleen do a dube while writing these questions?
Wouldn’t care to comment, but whatever floats their boat
11. What is your favorite dessert? There are so many to choose from, but at a pinch a really good quality chocolate mousse.
12. What do you prefer…beach or mountains? Mountains
13. What movie have you seen that still make you cry? Most of them, actually, I’m notoriously sentimental. White Christmas always does it though (we’ll follow the old boy wherever he wants to go).
14. Why are you making me submit a question? Are you too lazy to think of one yourself? Thought of one actually, can you guess which one it is?
15. how often do you do laundry? It seems like it’s every day….
16. What is your favorite movie of all time, and why? The Nightmare Before Christmas, just because….
17. If you won a million dollars in the lottery, would you keep working? No, I would do something different with my life and let a person who needs a job have mine
18. If there was a war of the gummies, would you be on the gummi bear side or the gummi worm side? Bears every time
19. What’s your favorite comic strip? Doonesbury
20. Close your eyes… imagine you are in the perfect room/place… describe it. It’s a library with books from floor to ceiling, Tiffany lamps, leather armchairs, Persian rugs, the works. And one day it will be mine!
So I thought to myself this week’s task doesn’t look too difficult, I just need to pull together a post on writers from my home town – how hard can that be? After all, 
So after the excitement of Star Trek on Sunday at the London IMAX, a short walk to the South Bank for dinner was followed by a mini-spree in a local bookshop which resulted in the purchase of a few more books, showing that my good intentions have almost certainly been thrown completely out of the window. The Bride’s haul consists of:
Last Saturday – May 2nd – was Free Comic Book Day, so some questions around that topic:
So, you are the daughter of a nineteenth century professor, and the ancient Egyptian mummy owned by your father wakes up for the first time in 3000 years or so; what do you do?
So, cards on the table, I really, really like Tess Gerritsen. I like the fact that her two main recurring characters are women. I like the fact that her books are pacy and easy to read. I like the fact that the plots are nicely judged so that they are a bit (but not too) complicated. I like the fact that there is just enough bloody murder to satisfy the gorehounds but not so much that the crime fan who’s a bit squeamish about the whole serial killer thing will be put off. 
Bride of the Book God 