Timothy's Thoughts

E ditor’s Note: Today, I’m talking to Wayne Hiller. You may recall his book, How to Become a Bible Character . If you don’t, I hope you’ll purchase your copy today. For the interview, I met Wayne at Ellen’s Café, during the afternoon, when it wasn’t too busy. We sat at one of the tables next to the large windows at the front of the building. We could see the shoppers and tourists walking past on the sidewalk outside. Ellen brought us blackberry cobbler fresh from the oven with ice cream. I offered to pay, but she wouldn’t hear of it. This is the more interesting parts of our conversation: Timothy Fish: Brother Hiller, thanks for agreeing to this interview. I’m hoping my readers will remember you. Some of my fans said they liked you. Wayne Hiller: I’m glad to do what I can, but I’m not all that concerned about what people think of me. There are too many other things that are important to be concerned with that. Timothy Fish: Now, my readers will likely remember you from How to Beco...

E ditor’s Note: My guest today is Beatrice Bumble, but most of us call her Bumble Bee. I originally asked her if she would write a post for my blog, but what she came up, while great, didn't realy seem to fit my site. I told her she ought to send it to the webmaster at their church, so you may be able to read it there. What I have for you today is another interview. Timothy Fish: Bumble Bee, I want to say that it is really good of you to do this. Bumble Bee: It's my pleasure. You know me. I want to do anything I can to help and I love having company. Timothy Fish: You've had a rough life. Bumble Bee: I suppose, but I don't think of it that way. Timothy Fish: You had a child when you were young and gave her up for adoption. You had a miscarriage after you got married. You and your husband couldn't have children. Then he died. Bumble Bee: Well, now that you string it all together like that, it sounds a lot worse than it really was. Besides, I get to see my daughter o...

E ditor’s Note: Today, we’re doing an interview with a private investigator. I originally asked him to write something for the blog, which he did, but it looked more like ad copy for his business then it did a blog post that any of you might be interested in. Incidentally, if you need a private investigator in St. Louis, Memphis or Chicago, you might want to call him, but I wouldn’t recommend it. Timothy Fish: Xander, thanks for agreeing to do this interview. I’m sure the readers will enjoy it. Xander X: I’m happy to do it. You did bring the money didn’t you? Timothy Fish: Yes, I brought the money. I’ll give it to you as soon as we’re done. Xander X: Good. You remembered I only take cash, didn’t you? Timothy Fish: I’ve got you covered. You can relax. Xander X: In that case, I’m happy to do the interview. It gives me great pleasure to give the readers what they want. After paying more than $100 for a book, they deserve something. Timothy Fish: They aren’t paying that much. Xander X: Th...