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By: Marbella

Marbella — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 21:55:22 +0000

I totally enjoyed this interview Ladies–Thank You Sharon and Michelle for very interesting and insightful questions as well as Michelle’s lively answers. It has been a busy month for me and just about last week I finally was able to enjoy this awesome blog thoroughly.

MICHELLE–I have to agree with most of the comments here about your beautiful hair and your enchanting SMILE. You truly inspire me to keep smiling–LOL. A friend just gave me Cleopatra’s Daughter’s as a birthday gift so I am really looking forward to read my very first novel by MM. I just know I’m in for a wonderful journey!

By: Michelle Moran

Michelle Moran — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 18:15:32 +0000

HAH! You absolutely crack me up!

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By: Beth

Beth — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 13:17:30 +0000

Michelle,

Wow - lunch is ever my favourite meal - people tend to look at me oddly for eating sandwiches at other times of day (alas, this is truthful). I always wanted long lovely hair, but mine gets to past my shoulders, I get bored, and I generally find a “good” reason to hack it all off and hope the curls pop out and make it not look too horrific. I suppose it helps that hair grows super fast and I love hats. Yes.

Let me munch through your books, then I can teach my baby boy to walk like an Egyptian and he can be the entertainment in exchange for strawberry milkshake.

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Am now looking forward to more Sharon/Ken family tree collaborations!

By: Sharon K Penman

Sharon K Penman — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 19:17:41 +0000

Hi, Ken,
I am working on it now–much to Lionheart’s displeasure–and hope to have both blogs up by tomorrow.

By: Ken

Ken — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 07:21:43 +0000

Hi Sharon,

I enjoyed your interview with MM whom I know from HF online.

Suzanne has asked me about my response to questions on the children of Llywelyn and Joanna and I told her I had sent you my latest offering a week ago.

I also told her you were very busy with deadlines, blogging and facebook, etc, but that you would post my paper with your next blog.

By: Michelle Moran

Michelle Moran — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 20:32:58 +0000

Beth, you are now my favorite person. I don’t know you, but you are welcome to lunch at my house any time ;] Someone asked if I’d be cutting my hair on a few weeks ago, and as I wrote on FaceBook, ever since the Great Trauma of ‘86 when said hair was lopped off by one well-meaning mom who liked pixie cuts (in her defense, I’m sure she could never have predicted just HOW many people would mistake me for a boy), there has been no major cutting/changing of the hair.

I hope you enjoy the books! I’m off now to explore your beautiful blog!

By: Beth

Beth — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 12:11:24 +0000

Whenever I’ve seen anything to do with Michelle Moran, there is always an accompanying photograph of her smiling away near an artefact or dig landscape and, though I LOVE history, I always find myself somewhat mesmerised by her hair! Beautiful!

Right, hair worship out of the way - what a fabulous interview! MM has her books firmly wedged into my need to read pile and I am looking forward to them muchly as my best friend has filled my head with Egyptian love of late, thanks to her archaeology degree!

I am now looking forward to munching through these books if only to get to the now famous author’s notes!!

Thank you, ladies, for an excellent interview!