"Sue" has been asking a lot of questions via comments left. And I intend to answer them.
I have just been swamped, but I do want her to have answers. But I simply must tend to the Monday Mission now.
So I am gonna post her questions here and get back to her. And anyone who wants to take a whirl at posting some answers for her is welcome to do so!
"Sue" asked:
1. Why is this Web site called mission monday?
2. Is it something that you have to do or is it a religious Organization? It seems to cover a lot of topics.
3. Is promo guy a screen mane? what does "promo" mean? Are you promoting something or somone?
4. Why do you say that you are unteresting? It seems to me that you are very intelligent and do you have any college degrees?
5. Who is Promo Guy and what does it have to do with a mission?
6. Is this a religious organization or a website that gives advice to people with problems. Tell more about your organization.
1.The site features the "Monday Mission." It allows Promo's adoring fans to reveal intimate details to him and everyone else via answers to quesions he asks each Monday.
2.It's just something he does, although it's a religion for some of us.
3.No Promo is his REAL name.
4.Don't know about Promo's education. Anyone? (I have a BA in Oral Communication, actually. --Promo)
5.Promo is promoting a mission: to answer questions on your own weblog.
6.Promo is full of advice. Do you have a problem? Maybe we can all help.
:)
Actually, Sue, Promo is God, and this is God's weblog. All glory be to Promo!
Oral Communication.....um, no comment!
I know that Promo is no God. Although he does look familiar. Was wondering since sometimes this can be a small world. Its nice to have someone to talk to sometimes. As for problems that's all I can seem to have. Thanks for your time promo. Hope to talk to you again. Sue
She was probably one of those kids who asked "WHY?!?!?" continuously. To me, there are things that you just don't question. You just let them exist.
"To me, there are things that you just don't question. You just let them exist."
Raspil, the late John Denver made that very point in the song Looking For Space, when he sang: "If there's an answer, it's just that it's just that way".