Well, the muse didn’t want to conduct an interview today. Instead, we spent a few minutes simply viewing Diego through the screen door of my studio and then snapped a few pictures and played around with them. Here are the results: 
If you want to see what I did write today, look here: https://grieflessons.wordpress.com/2015/04/10/napowrimo-2015-two-abecedarian-poems-loving-thy-enemy-and-raw-savage-thoughts/
To read people who did answer this prompt, go here: https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_prompt/the-interview/
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
diego is one handsome looking fellow, judy. did you anything special with the yellow and blue tinted images? their grainy quality is especially nice.
looks like you just message me so i’ll reply to that one now. but i stopped by this post because it reminded me of our first meeting oh so many, yet also so few, months ago. have a nice weekend – i.m.
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Thanks, MacGyver…Trying to remember why this would remind you of our first meeting..Help???
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the first poem of yours i read was about diego and your other dog (whose name now escapes me).
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They were all taken through the screen, which gives the grainy quality. Then I just played around with the sliders on iPhoto, which is all I use to alter photographs. I’m afraid if I enter photoshop I’ll never emerge!!! It’s one of those apps that swallow you whole. My film aficionado looked up the New Zealand flick you suggested. He gave his approval and is downloading it now. I’ll let you know what I think. I’m always appreciative of suggestions with folks with fine taste such as yours! Diego adopted me in my doctor’s office. He wandered in off the street when he was a puppy and ended up leaving with me. Longer story…Perhaps I’ll tell it one day. He is a beautiful dog and starting to tame down a bit after 3 years!
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I love Diego’s ear style…that casual flipped back thing is cute!
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