You’ll thank me later.

1. Tim Burton- he has a great imagination so I wonder what he would write.
2. Mahatma Ghandi- I’m sure I’d learn a thing or two
3. Ferial Haffajee- for being a prominent female editor in South Africa
4. Jenny Preece- for her thoughts on usability
5. Rumi- for inspiration
6. Khalil Gibran- for extra inspiration
7. Frank Webster- the only lecturer who really inspired me at university
8. Prince- I wonder what roams through his mind

And the last two? Well I’ll ponder that on the way to work tomorrow.

Hmmm …

1. John Adams — Though I think he’d struggle with the 140 character limit.
2. Margaret Bourke-White — Pioneering photojournalist who I just added to my “Three People for Dinner” list after reading her autobiography
3. Jackie Onasis-Kennedy — Could crash Twitter single-handedly.
4. Lewis Black — How funny would his one-liners be?
5. Han Solo — “Leia called me a scruffy-looking nerf-herder, I think she’s into me.”
6. Darth Vader — The view from the other side.
7. Michael Corleone — The Godfather of Tweets.
8. My dog, Lucy — I’d love to know what’s going on in that furry little head of hers.
9. Leonardo da Vinci — Every other day he was inventing something new. OK, every TWO days.
10. Angela Connor — Oops, I already am!

(Man, that was tough!)