Elizabeth Howell is a writer/blogger from Canada, and I met her when I was at Kennedy Space Center earlier this year for a space shuttle launch. She has a blog called “PARS3C” and each week she has a feature called “High 5” where she interviews a “spacey”-type person. This week, Elizabeth has interviewed me, so if you’d like to read it, head on over to her blog, where you can find out how I came to be a journalist, and what some of the articles are I’m working on for the future. And stay awhile and browse through the other articles that Elizabeth has written, too. She’s got a nice writing style, and covers a large range of topics — she was nominated for a Canadian Weblog award this year, too.
Thanks Elizabeth!
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