Martin -

Thanks - and - LOL!!! Write a novel? I hope I have enough to say for a worthy paragraph!!! I'm certainly no Gordon Alexander, who has a lifetime of successful experiences to write about. To tell you the truth, I'm a bit perplexed as to why they've chosen me to write about! Anyway, to take your advice, I'm answering their questions as thoroughly as I can, so hopefully there's something there of use to them.

I read your interview with Gordon, and I'm jealous that I don't have as many intellegent things to say as he did! But, if people want to read about a little Canadian housewife with 3 kids, a chronic illness and no money (yet!) and her adventures with learning how to earn money at home with nothing but a computer and her own experiences, then that's what they are going to get. I hope it inspires somebody to take action and live a better life than they are now.

Thanks for your input and encouragement!

Anya.

> Hi Anya,

> I'm jealous that I didn't ask you first, but
> delighted that you are about to get your
> name in lights!

> If I may offer you a small tip, it is to be
> as full in your answers to their questions
> as you possibly can. Write a novel. It is
> the 'interviewer's' job to sub-edit your
> glowing, fullsome prose into an article
> length piece.

> Of course, if, like Gordon Alexander was,
> you are just so darned interesting, they
> will find it hard to cut you down to size!

> I am certainly looking forward to reading
> your story.

> Best wishes,

> Martin.