Journal 52, Week 25: questions and answers

For Week 25, Chelle's prompt at Journal 52 was questions and answers.  Boy, do I have a lot of questions.

Five hundred seventeen questions, in fact!

Let me walk you through how I created this piece.

This was the first day it had not rained in quite a few.  There was also very little wind, so I wanted to be outside enjoying the day.  Any excuse to spend time on my back patio, and I took it!

The first thing I did was shake my handmade spray mists.  When I did, one of the bottles leaked all over the pages and words I had chosen to use.  I also got the spray on my white top, one that actually didn't have any paint or ink on it!  I wasn't starting off too well.

Add to that the fact I soon realized I had no way to mop up the excess spray mists that got all over the table and puddled on my used file folder.  I quickly lost interest since I had to play the waiting game.

Some time later, I was ready to cut and add my various magazine and used school book questions.  I also decided to use my stapler on part of the words and questions.

Do you have any questions?  What kinds of questions?  517 total questions.

Is there a demand (for these questions)?   Obviously Chelle (WHO? Our lovely host of course) thinks there's a demand for them, or she wouldn't have given us this prompt.

When?  Where?  All valid questions.

There is no question if you were alive in 1958, the Edsel was a bomb.  According to Wikipedia:

The Edsel was an automobile marque that was planned, developed, and manufactured by the Ford Motor Company during the 1958, 1959, and 1960 model years.   But contrary to Ford's internal plans and projections, the Edsel never gained popularity with contemporary American car buyers and sold poorly. The Ford Motor Company lost millions of dollars on the Edsel's development, manufacturing and marketing. The very word "Edsel" became a popular symbol for failure.

 Further quoting Wikipedia:

At the behest of Ernest Breech, who was chairing a board meeting in the absence of Henry Ford II, the car was finally called "Edsel" in honor of Edsel Ford, former company president and son of Henry Ford.

Why?  Another good question.

Do Opportunities? play a role in answering your questions, or do you have a Lack of Information?

One of my favorite questions many people ask is What would you like to be doing five years from now?  All you have to do is ASK!  Don't bother asking 25 times, just be aware this is the week number.

How?  That's a question many people want to know.

Have any or all your questions been answered?  None of mine have been, so I hope you have a better outcome this week.  All words and questions used on this page are in ITALICS.

After a rather dubious start, I ended up creating this silly, silly journal page from a used file folder, an economics book (found in a stack of books headed for the dump) published in 1962, two magazines, handmade shimmering mists, and staples.  Can you count all the staples I used?  I actually know the answer to that question!

Thanks for joining me this week and having a bit of fun as I asked all sorts of questions most of us can't answer!  Your comments are always appreciated.  Aren't you glad I wasn't interviewing you?