Tag! You're It! 

The delightful @RaeKitano tagged me for this - so I'm adding it to my collection of LGBT stories, mostly inspired by her challenges. 

Twenty answers to twenty imaginary questions, which may be of interest to readers. 

1. I am the mother of one. 

2. I have been with my partner for about 27 years (snap! Rae) 

3. I'm not married, and never intend to be, but I support gay and lesbian marriage rights. It should be an individual choice. 

4. I love chocolate - local brand Haigh's is my favourite 

5. When I visited Belgium, I went on a chocolate diet - only 250 grams of chocolate per day. It was hard. 

6. I hate housework. 

7. Dust is cool - you can write in it! 

8. I have two cats - one weighs nine kilos. She was born on 9/9/99 - how lucky is that for a cat? 

9. My daughter sleeps all day and is awake all night - I think she might be a vampire. 

10. Did I mention I hate housework?  

11. I love red wine, especially from South Australia. There are heaps of wineries within an hour from my home providing free samples. Hooray! Hic. 

12. I spend too much time obsessively checking my reads and comments on wattpad. 

13. These days I write best in the mornings when everything is quiet and my brain is fresh. When I was younger, I used to write assignments til 3am - but not any more. 

14. My first published book was a regency romance, called 'Regency Masquerade' which is for sale on Amazon. (Sorry, no LGBT characters in that one) 

15. I think the book I have (re)read the most as an adult is 'Pride and Prejudice' by Jane Austen. Still one of my favourites.  

16. When I was at school I was always picked last for sport  

17. I hate spiders. But I like lizards - especially Shinglebacks. Give them a saucer of milk and they'll remember. 

18. I love World Music - the last CD I bought was by DUB INC (French Reggae) 

19. I used to learn the violin. Unlike learning a piano, with a violin you need to get to quite a high standard before anyone else can bear listening to you. I didn't get there.  

20. I love anything to do with space, especially those colour photos of galaxies and nebulas. Just looking at them makes me feel good. BTW - David Tennant rules!  Or maybe John Barrowman ...