Who would you like to visit your blog?
This question was posed by Lane today. I responded with Oscar Wilde (despite her request that they should be alive – sort of). After all, folk like Oscar are immortal. I also thought it would be rather cool if Terry Pratchett could drop in.
Who would you like to have visit your Blog?
Friday 6 February 2009
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Well I'm very pleased you visited so I'll let you have a dead person:-)
ReplyDeleteOscar will ever be immortal - You are very right, Scriptor!
ReplyDelete"I have nothing to declare except my genius!" I think he would have found much observational material on your blog, Sir!
I do quite admire Terry Pratchett. It would be wonderful to have him visit.
ReplyDeleteAnd I agree with A Woman of No Importance that Wilde would find some very interesting material here!