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Just Karen
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Female
51 years old
Brookneal
United States
Profile Views: 1247
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Your English Skills:
Grammar: 100%
Punctuation: 100%
Spelling: 100%
Vocabulary: 100%
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BOM--of course!
Also "Reasonable People,"
the books of Tito Rajarshri Mokhopadhyay,
Terrell Givens,
Orson Scott Card,
A.S. Byatt,
Jane Austin,
and Stephenie Meyers (Wow--she is great and a big hit with teens, too!),
"In the Eye of Heaven,"
"Beowulf,"
"Ivanhoe,"
and on, and on, and on!
These are not including ALL the textbooks that I read incessantly!
You Are a Dash
Your life is fast paced and varied. You are realistic, down to earth, and very honest.
You're often busy doing something interesting, and what you do changes quickly.
You have many facets to your personality, and you connect them together well.
You have a ton of interests. While some of them are a bit offbeat, they all tie together well.
Your friends rely on you to bring novelty and excitement to their lives.
(And while you're the most interesting person they know, they can't help feeling like they don't know you well.)
You excel in: Anything to do with words
You get along best with: the Exclamation Point
I joined Hal Spacejock's Support Crew
I didn't pay anything,
I didn't sign anything,
and I didn't read the fine print.
Just like Hal!
No space pilot can exist in a vacuum (hah!), and behind every successful pilot there's a talented and dedicated support crew.
Hal Spacejock is one of the least successful space pilots in the history of the galaxy, and a worldwide support crew is needed just to get him off the ground.
What's in it for you?
| Join the team | - - - - - - - - - | Hal who? |
Hal Spacejock ... Après moi le wreckage
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All kinds--including classical, world, opera, folk, bluegrass (I am in the right place for this!), and everything else in between! I play piano, guitar, Irish tin whistle (not very well yet) and sing. I am trying to teach my youngest to play violin (help!).
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Sorry--just waaaaaay to many to list. I think we have over 500 movies at this point. My girls are into horse movies and romances (Shakespeare, Austin, etc)and my boys into car and war movies (sort of a duh moment for me). I love the classic B&Ws, a lot of old B movies (the Thin Man movies are faves) and the musicales (love ALL the Deanna Durbin films). Too much influence from my years in the theatre!
We just got "Becoming Jane" and Keziah cried half the night!
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Art of all kinds (paint, draw, clay, talc, photography, etc.)
Music creation and listening
Writing (prose, poetry, articles, etc)
Animals, including animal husbandry & equine sports
Cooking (good thing with a big family to feed)
Reading and watching movies (could you tell?)
Playing games (card, board & video)
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Update:
I graduated with my MEd on May 12th, 2008. Now I am looking at PhD programs in Autism & Special Ed. We got a horse (Keziah used some of her college money--baaaad mommy) and are now training the mule to run barrels with the horse. We have been building our barn (supplies courtesy of Make-A-Wish for Keziah) forever! It has a roof and outside walls, but no interior divisions for tack room and stalls. We spent the summer reading, canning, preserving, pickling and other fun stuff! :O) We went camping once in the camper--what a chore! LOL We also got a new horse courtesy of my sweetie--a baby 2 yo paint. We spent the fall breaking him and he now does well at trails and speed racing events.
I am the mom of 5 super kids! What a blessing (and sometimes a trial) they are to me.
We live on a farm in south-central Virginia and have a plethora of animals (is that an actual number or what?) to care for. We raise several varieties chickens that lay multicolored eggs, so it is kind of cool. We are setting up a hippotherapy program for children with disabilities so that we can share our blessings with our community.
You Are Cilantro
The bad news is that there are some people who can't stand you.
The good news is that most people love you more than anything else in the world.
You are distinct, unusual, fresh, and very controversial. And you wouldn't have it any other way.
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I guess I dropped out of that one because things went bad fast with my job, and it got painful to talk about. I'm not at that job anymore, but did enjoy comparing notes with you. And a lot of the assessments and stuff that I used at that job were from Brian Iwata.