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Questions and Answers About Sheila the Wonderbink

Who are you, anyway?

My name is Sheila O’Shea, pleasure to meet you.

What the heck is a Wonderbink?

Many moons ago, when I had my first proper email address, I decided I didn’t want every mailing list I subscribed to having access to my full real name.  So I changed the settings so email received from that address would be from “Sheila the Wonderbink.”  (It’s still set to that, in fact, at least for that address.  I’ve accumulated quite a few email addresses since then, under various names and personas.)  The word came to me from whatever odd part of my brain is in charge of such things and it struck me as grandly silly–it starts out sounding like a superhero and ends with a weird noise.  So I kept it.

I decided to use it as the domain for this blog for, well, roughly the same reason, really.  Because it’s grandly silly and a way to keep me from taking any of this entirely too seriously.  And because, unsurprisingly, nobody else had gotten to it first.

What is this blog about?

At this point, I use this blog for three aspects of my life.  I make art out of raw draft poetry rendered in eyestrain-o-vision to make shapes and patterns on paper.  I use free writing as a self-improvement technique.  And I try to articulate the philosophy of what I call Rich Living in the hopes that other people might reconsider their notions of abundance and what they have to do to acquire it.  I also write novels and tinker in virtual mediums, but I have other blogs for those.  Thanks for checking out this one.

How many freaking blogs do you have, anyway?

Um, probably more than any sane person should have.  I have a LiveJournal here.  I also maintain a community on LiveJournal here.  I have a couple of blogs on Blogspot here and here.  Two of my Second Life avatars have blogs here and here.  (This blog might even indirectly be considered a blog for another one of them.)  I might have missed one or two in there somewhere on top of that.

How on earth do you write that small?

Sharp eyes, a steady hand and years of practice.

Where can I buy your artwork?

I have a shop on Etsy for originals and currently sell prints on RedBubble.

Are you on Twitter?

Yes.  You are free to follow me at @wonderbink if you’re okay with the fact that I might not automatically follow you back because I have the compulsive urge to actually read my Twitter feed and hate falling behind on it.

Are you on Facebook?

Yes.  I have a personal profile which I reserve for people I actually know and I have a fan page thingy for my Word Art which anybody is welcome to sign up for.

Are you on MySpace?

Not anymore.  I deleted my profile because it was taking up a weird guilt space in my brain and anybody I really wanted to stay in touch with had at least one other point of connection with me.

What would you do in the event of a Zombie Apocalypse?

I’ve never seen the point in making plans for things that aren’t terribly likely to happen.  If I need to engage in such a mental exercise, I’d rather spend the time plotting how to spend my lottery winnings, since that’s a documented phenomenon that actually happens to people outside of works of fiction.

If you have any other questions, I have a Formspring account that you can ask them on.  Sufficiently interesting or frequent questions may wind up here.  Thank you and goodnight.

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