I've decided to start some character interviews - from my several works in progress, just to see if I can represent them as standalone and hopefully not too cliche... this is the first...
Name: Penny but George (see third question) insists on calling me Poppet.
Title of the book you
appear in: The Good Life - a light-hearted romp about emigrating to Italy
Married: Yes, to George
Children: No, I am
immature enough and George just wouldn't cope. We do have a Springer Spaniel
called Hector though.
Job: In between them at
the moment and not sure if I'll ever have a proper job again!
Favourite Music, Song or
Lyric and why: Its Raining Men because wouldn't that just be wonderful? As long
as they weren't all like George. Maybe a little George Clooney mixed with a
spoonful of Brad?
What happened on the day
you were born: The world rejoiced… no it snowed and it snowed an it snowed and
my little brother had a hissy fit and wanted me to be sent back. He still feels
like that a little still today...
Do you have a hobby: No, I
try many things, mostly diets and exercise but honestly none of them work. Oh,
wait probably eating cakes, with cream… and chocolate. No wonder I can't fit
into that dress…But when we get to Italy I'm gonna have to learn how to grow
vegetables, because George says we're going all self-sufficient. I always
thought I was?
What is the one thing
people don't know about you: I used to be a ballet dancer. Honest! Up until I
was around thirteen then I was thrown out when I got too tall for the leading
man to pick me up. That's tall not fat. And I get blisters if I do the ironing.
Are you organised or do
you fly by the seat of your pants: Well, I love making lists. For George that
is. He doesn't like them but I tend to find if I highlight all the outstanding
items at breakfast he gets on with it. And I like crossing them off once finished
in red pen. I blame my father.
Who would you invite to a
last supper : Sarah McGillican (comedienne), John Carter (out of ER) and the
Dowager Countess from Downton.
What would be on the menu:
Onion Bhajis, Steak Salad and Chips, Profiteroles and lashings of red wine.
Marmite - Love it or Hate
it: Love it only if it's spread on hot buttered white toast and eaten within
seconds
Nice to meet you, Penny. We share a common love of Marmite on warm white toast. Can I come your last supper? I would just be a fly on the wall though as I find the Dowager from Downton scary!
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