Anything you want to ask my Mom?

by Sister-Diane on November 16, 2009

in Crafty Community

…So, I’m preparing for what has become a holiday tradition: the annual podcast with Mom.

(You may recall that she and I discussed gingerbread houses two years ago, and incorporating holiday traditions from around the world last year.)

Anyway, I have some ideas on what this year’s podcast might be about, but I thought I’d pose the question to you all:

Is there anything you’d like to ask my Mom?

A lot of you have gotten to know her through her blog this year, and have become her comment and email buddies. So I thought it might be fun to incorporate your questions into the show.

Just leave ‘em here in the comments, and we’ll fit as many as we can into the podcast.

Thanks!

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  • futuregirl
    I wish I had a question for your mom. I'm looking forward to the podcast, though. You guys are awesome. :)
  • SisterDiane
    No worries - we have a full show already!
  • I love your yearly mom/daughter podcast! :-) Yay!

    There are so many interesting questions for your podcast, so far. Mmm... let me think!

    Is there a craft that's new to her or that she just haven't touched yet? What's the thing she's been wanting to do for ages but haven't just done yet? (If any! lol.)

    I think I should get some family members into blogging as well! ^-^
  • SisterDiane
    Thanks, Fanie! I'll bet she has an answer for that one! :-)
  • pam
    I just had to sneak over here and gget a preview of the questions I will be answering! And so far, I am pretty excited about answering all of them!

    Thank you all for participating. This is actually going to be much more fun than I anticipated!
  • I'm still new to your mom's blog and I just linked here for the first time. You are two very creative women. My question: of all the types of crafts you do, what is your most favorite in terms of material used and enjoyment of doing the craft?
    My "twenty-something daughter" and I craft every free moment we get but our tastes are different. We like to use different materials like: paper vs. yarn, beads vs. natural elements, as well as different methods of crafting. But in the end we love doing what makes us happy and accomplished.
    Love your blog and love the smile your mom's blog always puts on my face!
  • SisterDiane
    Thanks so much, Nancy! This is a great question!
  • Yay, love the mom-shows!
    Maybe to talk about the blogging experience being the "older generation" (but not looking it in the photo!) and how it affects her life. Can't imagine my mom, who also is very crafty, taking the time and energy to start blogging and keeping it up like that... What does her friends say about it - if they "get it"? And, do you both, talk lots of blog talk & gossip, now? I know I love to do that with friends who is also into this world and don't think you're a freak for using words like wordpress, plugins, linklove and podcasting.... :-)

    Oh, sharing: A link for your Christmassy mom and you too if you haven't seen this, just thought these were so cute: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVN5CriCv4s
    Makes me long for Christmas!
  • SisterDiane
    Excellent question - thank you, Hanna!

    ...And I love that video - I have boxes of glass ball ornaments -
    might just do something like this when I decorate for Christmas this
    year. It's so pretty and soothing, how they sway in the air.
  • iamdawt
    Thank you for this opportunity, Diane! Before I ask my question I'd like to compliment you and your mother on the fabulous images we are all treated to when we visit both yours and your mother's blogs. The step-by-steps are some of the best around!

    My question is, did your mom have any formal photography education or is she self-taught?
  • SisterDiane
    Aw, thanks, Dorothy! This is a great question for her. And you're so
    sweet - thank you for the nice words about the photos. That will make
    her happy. (And it does me!)
  • I'd like to know what your mom thinks about crafting with children (surprise, I know!) - specifically with your own children and what value it has brought to your relationship as adults. I know a lot of moms feel that they aren't crafty and so they don't share this with their children and I have found that crafting together actually ends up having very little to do with the end result. I'd like to know her thoughts, and yours, and hopefully it will inspire more parents to craft together with their children :)
  • SisterDiane
    That's a lovely question - thanks, Cassi!
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