Today
I’d like to introduce you to Madison Melbourne from One Tear. Thanks for
agreeing to join in the festivities today, Madi!
So
let’s get started, because I know the readers here really want to know…
Everything about you! Tell us, where did
you grow up? Is that the only place you’ve ever lived or have you moved around?
Hi,
Denisea! Gee, I’ve not seen you since you typed The End. Hope you’ve been doing well. J Hey, readers! So happy to be here. Let’s see…I grew
up just outside of Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, home to a fairly large military
training facility. That’s where I met and married my first husband. I didn’t
move around as much as some of my friends did, but his job did take us to
Kentucky. But, circumstances dictated I would end up back in Missouri trying to
rebuild my life.
What’s your current occupation?
I’m
a private music instructor. I teach piano and strings. At some point though,
I’d like to add horse breeder to my resume.
What’s in your refrigerator right now?
A
pitcher of sweet tea, breakfast sausage from a local butcher, deli ham, cheddar
cheese, leftover spaghetti, pickles, Ott’s salad dressing, a partial tube of
tomato paste, milk, a half a bottle of St. James wine (Country Red), mustard,
eggs, salad fixings, two containers of yogurt (one blueberry and one vanilla),
cranberry juice, and a carton of Chinese take-out.
What smell do you associate with your
childhood? Is it a happy smell?
The
smell of homemade biscuits baking and homemade sausage frying. It is totally
happy. It’s what my grandma CeCe used to make me for breakfast whenever I
stayed with her.
Do you have any tattoos? What are they?
If you don’t, would you consider getting one and what would it be?
I
do! I have black musical notes on my shoulder.
What is your most treasured possession?
It
would have been my grandmother’s piano had it not been hauled away before I
could lay claim on it. But that’s material, and I’ve learned material things
aren’t all they’re cracked up to be. So, I’d have to say my most treasured
possessions are my relationships with my family, Rafe, and my friends.
Do you have any regrets? What are they?
Plenty,
but dwelling on them doesn’t fix a thing. Besides, for every regret I have, a
lesson was learned.
Do you prefer jeans or sweats?
Flip-flops or sneakers?
Jeans
and my ropers. And when I’m not wearing my ropers I prefer to go barefoot.
What is your greatest achievement?
Learning
that I’m worthy of love.
Is there anything you’d like to tell
your writer?
Thank
you for telling my story and finding my soul mate. J
You can pick up a copy of Madi’s story,
One Tear, today at Amazon
for only $0.99!
4 comments:
Enjoyed reading your interview! Glad you got to keep your grandma's piano!
Hi there! Madi and I are so glad you enjoyed her interview. :) Thanks for stopping by and spending some time with us! Good luck with the giveaway.
I was honored to meet you Madi and could really relate! I thoroughly enjoyed your interview and story! Maybe there will be another time we get to see you again, even if it is just in passing!
Love the interview! It's a nice way to meet the characters.
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