Personal interview
So the interviewer wanted to know some personal information. After deleting the more obvious questions, this is what’s left.
1. What are the three things you can never be without while traveling?
Mini computer, phone and Tetris
2. If you weren’t a writer, what would you do?
Politician or general beach do nothing person (same difference)
3. What’s your perfect day off?
Beach, coffee, watch football, relax with family and play Nintendo
4. What famous person most inspires you and why?
Jodie Foster; constantly strives to stay at the top of her profession and achieves it with every movie.
5. If you had a dinner party, who are the four people you would invite (can be living or dead)?
It would have to be a table for six with my wife and daughter plus John Lennon, George Best, Sir Alex Ferguson, Jodie Foster. If my wife is busy; then Halle Berry LOL!
6. If there were one adjective to describe you, what would it be?
Busy
7. What’s on your workout / MP3 playlist?
Suzi Quatro, Renaissance, Sailor and of course, The Beatles
8. List your top three favorites:
TV Shows:
1 Dr Who
2 Match of the Day
3 Dragon’s Den
Movies:
1 Silence Of the Lambs
2 101 Dalmatians
3 Mamma Mia
Place to Shop:
1 Amazon
2 Walmart
3 any computer shop
Restaurants:
1 Just Grillin’
2 Sweet Tomatoes
3 Chefette
Professional Athletes (past or present):
1 George Best
2 Eric Cantona
3 Kelly Holmes
4 Sir Bobby Charlton
Cities (in any country):
1 London
2 NewYork
3 Malaga
4 Nottingham
Books (non-fiction):
1 Save The Cat – Blake Synder
2 Unzipped – Suzi Quatro
3 From Reel to Deel – Dov S S Simens
4 The Beatles Encyclopedia – Bill Harry
5 Managing My Life: The Autobiography – Alex Ferguson
Books (fiction):
1 Blindsighted – Karin Slaughter
2 Hide – Lisa Gardner
3 Hotel Babylon – Imogen Edwards-Jones
4 The Eleventh Commandment – Jeffrey Archer
5 A Caribbean Mystery – Agatha Christie
Screenplays/scripts:
1 Closer – Patrick Marber
2 Fawlty Towers – John Cleese and Connie Booth
3 An Education – Nick Hornby
4 In The Loop – Armando Iannucci, Harold Manning, Ian Martin, Jesse Armstrong, Simon Blackwell
5 Mousetrap – Agatha Christie
It’s not that I always want to break the rules (sometimes it’s good to) but often, three wasn’t enough. I’ll need to update this regularly, of course.
