Kathleen’s answers are my first attempt at doing an interview through email and I think after this, I may not attempt it again! In getting to know someone’s story, sometimes the written questions are simply a jumping-off point and many statements need clarification. But I wanted to include her interview anyway because I think she says some interesting things and don’t we all hope to surround ourselves with people who are interesting, who challenge us, and who make us think?
Q: What is the quality you most admire in other people?
A: Integrity.
Q: If you could go back in time and change one thing, what would it be?
A: Nothing.
Q: Who are/have been the most influential people in your life?
A: My father, Charlie.
Q: What are you looking forward to?
A: Inner peace.
Q: What do you read?
A: Christopher Hitchens “God Is Not Great.” Huffington Post. Anything newsie. Some cheesy Hollywood gossip. History facts.
Q: If you won 50 million dollars what would the first thing you would do with
it?
A: Give half of it to my brother.
Q: What is your greatest accomplishment so far?
A: Taking care of my parents.
Q: Best advice you’ve ever received? Worst advice?
A: Best advice: "always put yourself in the other person's shoes" and the worst advice: "always put yourself in the other person's shoes."
Q: If you could get an all-expenses paid trip anywhere in the world, where would you go?
A: French Polynesia.
Q: What is the political issue you care about most?
A: Unemployment and health care.
Q: Most useful technological advance in the last 50 years? Least useful? A: Most useful: The Internet. Least useful: The smart home.
Q: Worst/funniest date story?
Worst: my first date with a boy (awkward for a lesbian). Funniest: I had friends meet me so I could leave my date with them because I was so bored. I made up a story that I had to go to a jewelry store I owned at the time.
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