Have you ever seen a story, or had a thought cross your mind that made you say to yourself “I wonder what Andrew thinks about that?”
Oh, you haven’t?
Well, if you do, there is now a handy dandy way to ask that very question. In fact, it’s right here on your screen at this very moment. When you have a question, or just an idea for something for me to blog about, all you have to do to Ask Andrew is to send me a quick email at andrewviertel@gmail.com.
I reserve the right to answer, ignore or reframe questions, and this is a family site, so let’s keep it clean. But seriously, I’m trying to do 365 posts this year and any question can serve as a prompt for me. So ask away! I’ll even give you credit for the prompt unless you don’t want me to.
[...] Ask Andrew Posted by: Andrew | January 10, 2011 [...]
By: Introducing: Ask Andrew! « "Great" Thoughts on January 10, 2011
at 11:22 pm
Hey Andrew couldn’t find your email address. Just wanted to say your comment got deleted as an accident as I was trying to delete a rough draft of mine. Sorry! If have another copy or something I promise not to delete it again!
Thanks
William Mitchell
By: William Mitchell on May 25, 2011
at 6:13 pm
Hi William,
No worries on the deletion. I’m afraid I don’t have a copy as I typed it directly as a comment. I’m pretty beat tonight, but I’ll try and recreate it in the morning.
Andrew
By: Andrew on May 25, 2011
at 8:30 pm
[...] Ask Andrew Posted by: Andrew | June 29, 2011 [...]
By: Mail Bag: California’s Budget « "Great" Thoughts on June 29, 2011
at 11:02 am
Andrew, what do you think of this article about Iceland’s revolution? The way you write makes it appear that you believe the democratic party (the two party system) can solve our nations problems. To me, the two party system is defunct and serves more to provide a distraction to the voting public when what we really need is something more like what is happening here: http://www.truth-out.org/why-iceland-should-be-news-not/1322327303 I especially like that they chose 25 citizens who were not members of any political party but instead each had 30 personal recommendations to rewrite their constitution. What are your thoughts?
By: Liz V. on November 28, 2011
at 3:02 pm
Hi Liz,
This is a very interesting question that might require a bit of research. I can handle some of it tonight. Thanks.
By: Andrew on November 28, 2011
at 4:27 pm
Hey, I wrote a scholarship essay about the death penalty. Can you check out my blog and leave a comment on it? Thanks.
http://scholarshipessays.wordpress.com/
By: scholarshipwriter on February 2, 2012
at 12:49 pm
Done! Good luck with the contest.
By: Andrew on February 2, 2012
at 12:58 pm