Monday Madness - Guess Who It Is This Time?

I've decided to pick on - uh, I mean select, the wonderful C. Lee McKenzie! And for once I had no trouble deciding which supernatural creature C. Lee really is.

According to her bio, C. Lee was born and raised in California, though moved around in state quite a bit. Then she moved out farther. Like out of the continent farther, eventually to return here, to good ole California. She quotes Dorothy and says, "There's no place like home." She says the people in her home town in Northern California really "get" her. She also loves hiking and food, among other things.

So, going on an epic adventure all around the world and ultimately ending up at home where you belong? Eating second breakfasts? Hiking? Lets see those feet, C. Lee!

It's just so obvious, isn't it? She's a HOBBIT!!

She also loves to read about them. Well, it's probably because she knows them so well, isn't it C. Lee?

Well, she's the prettiest hobbit I've ever seen anyway (sorry Frodo).

Salamanders, Kickle Snifters and Leprechauns Oh My

First I have to thank my blogger buddy Christi for bestowing this most awesome "Prolific Blogger Award"

I'd like to pass it along to the following peeps:

Catherine

C. Lee McKenzie

Tahereh - yes I know I mention her a lot but she's awesome - I mean blogging for like 1 month and already 250+ followers???

NOW as to the contest from Monday:

Wow! What awesome and creative ideas you all have! It was really hard to pick. But, alas based on language barrier issues, people who might have already won (cough, Christi), and the ease of finding one to interview the winner was selected.

Next week I will be interviewing a WEREWOLF right here on this blog. So thank you to Heather for the suggestion and please tune in on Monday when you find out exactly what type of supernatural creature I think Heather really is.

SO, here's another chance for you guys - suggest some questions for me to pose to my friend the werewolf and if I use them I will credit you and link to your own blog. Plus it's just a lot of fun. Think of it as a good writing exercise. Stretch your imagination and maybe even learn a little something about these elusive creatures.