I’d like to be an expert on something important. A real expert, the kind that might get called to serve as an expert witness in a big court case…or before Congress. Wow, testifying before Congress as an expert. That would stroke a person’s ego, wouldn’t it?
I know some experts like that. One is Jane H. Bock, forensic botanist. She knows so much cool stuff that she even gives lectures to crime writers.
Yep, I wish I was an expert on something important, just like Jane.
Interesting. Being an expert sounds stressful to me.
Donna
With fiction, we can pretend to be experts at anything we want … as long as we do the necessary research. haha.
🙂
a lot of us are experts on life. You probably qualify 🙂
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a lot of people are quite knowledgeable, they just don’t have that piece of paper stating it. as far as obscure facts, google works wonders.
If I wrote in that genre, I’d want to know what she knows.
we can always call ourselves experts–and hope no one asks too many questions 🙂
I think everyone is a master of something – just have to find out what it is
Pat – Oh, I know what you mean. I wish I were an expert, too. But I think we are all experts in what we write. No-one knows our stories and characters better than we who create them. So really, you are an expert :-).
I lack your ambition Patricia 🙂
But I look forward to one day sending you a request for your expertise!
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