Do what you love. Love what you do. |
HB&G started as the overwhelming thought that continuously ran through my head [and still does], "I know too many interesting people." Then a light bulb appeared above my head, shocking many of those around me. "What if," I thought, "I wrote about everyone I know? What would happen if I started a blog about people and all the superawesomeamazing things that they do?" Would it work? Could it actually be successful? Would people be willing to contribute and talk to me? I didn't know, but I sure as hell was going to try. After all, the people I planned on talking to deserved recognition for everything they've done, even if it was only because they did something fascinating or unusual. I decided that this was an excellent idea; exploit the talents of everyone I knew for my personal benefit! [But not really.] I'd like to stress that this is all about them, and take the time to thank everyone who has agreed to let me interview them and share their experiences for this blog. My interviews tend to be quite long, as I want not only to learn about the unique position the person I'm interviewing is in, but have a better understanding of them as an individual. Though I may be the one writing, it's the people that I've met that really make this what it is; a blog about interesting people doing out-of-the-ordinary things and absolutely loving it. This could be YOU! ----------------------------------------------- Do you do something strange? Want to suggest that I interview someone you know, or have questions, comments or feedback? Contact me at thetheaterchick@gmail.com and tell me what you think, I love hearing from you! |
HEY YOU!
Yeah, you, sitting there wondering [or not] who I’m talking to.
Thanks for checking out my blog! I’m glad you’ve shown some interest in reading about people doing unusual things. Who wouldn’t be? That’s why I’m asking you to pass the link along to your friends who, hey, are probably pretty cool people themselves.
So thanks for checking out HB&G! We’re just a baby-blog in pre-production right now, but we should be up and running really soon. And if you know someone you think I should interview because they’re a professional skydiver or their favorite hobby is juggling sea urchins [not something I’d actually recommend for those choosing hobbies] or carving sculptures into trees, then give me a shout at thetheaterchick@gmail.com, I’d love to hear from you!
See you soon,
lEIGH
