Yesterday, when I asked a question on Twitter (Question: Why change a well-established and friendly brand name like Twitter to something like “X”?), somebody called me “Question Diva.”
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I like the title “Question Diva” because, indeed, I have lots of questions, including
- Why is there so much inhumanity in the world?
- What can I do about it?
- How do people stay sane amid all the insanity?
- How can we work together to save ourselves?
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Last night, Question Diva talked to her show biz coach about how difficult it was to ask questions when she suspected the answer would be “no.” So we role-played my asking an amazing musician to play with me on my album of original songs, with my coach responding both positively and negatively. Question Diva now feels better equipped to ask those kinds of questions.
Question Diva would now like to ask you to look at her other images for today.
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Here and now, Question Diva has these questions;
Why was it so difficult for me to upload those images into this blog post?
How are you going to celebrate this precious day?
Will chocolate cupcakes be involved?
What will I find on YouTube when I search for “question diva”?
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Question Diva thanks everyone who helps her ask questions every day, including YOU!
Chocolate cupcakes (or cookies or ice cream or candy, etc) should be involved with everything.
No question, Debbie.
You ask many questions but you also look for answers. Sometimes, noticing the question is a kind of answer.
Somewhere in here (Twitter/X) is a meme I can’t find now about how we are never safe next to a starving person – something like that. It speaks to the question of inhumanity to me. I have sometimes thought that you must have to feel secure to be generous.
Thank you for this interesting answer, Barbara.
I can’t help you with the uploading question, I always just close my eyes and cross my fingers when it comes to take. I actually did have chocolate cake today, as it was 4 teachers’ birthdays today!
The problem cleared up and I’m not going to question that, my friend!
Because I work in a library I feel like I spend all day answering questions, mostly because I spend all day answering questions. And I’m very glad you’re the Question Diva. I don’t know if we really can get to the answers but at least questions will get us closer.
Unquestionably, Chris.
About asking famous artists favors, Ann. Maybe: “I noticed your interest in X. Good work there. I’ve written a song that dives into X/Y. Would you perhaps like to hear it and join me on a version?”
Without asking, I get great advice from you, my friend!