Miss E. Laneous
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| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Education |
| Occupation | Tutor CCSE |
| Location | Orlando, FL |
| Introduction | I'm just a wife and mother. I love people. I love to look at them and meet them, to find out what they are reading and doing...I don't always like them but they don't always like me, either. I have been blessed by teaching all of my children at home. I really miss teaching them to read. Once they can do that you don't have to do it again! My husband is the most wonderful man to put up with me with so much grace and patience! I hope he gets lots of jewels in his crown! |
| Interests | Reading, Facebook, my family, Fashion, Cooking, Home Education, Commentating, Noticing stuff...my brother sees faces in everything... Sleeping Laughing and making people (especially my kids b/c that is really an accomplishment) laugh! |
| Favorite Movies | You've Got Mail, Pride and Prejudice (A&E), The Emperor's Club, Confessions of a Shopaholic, Legally Blonde, The Importance of Being Earnest, The Complete Jane Austen, The Treasure Seekers, The Railway Children, Life is Beautiful(Italian) |
| Favorite Music | Too many to list them all: I'm a dabbler....I like most styles without being too deep! My son is a rapper so I try to keep up! No hard-core country.... |
| Favorite Books | Tough question. I have to categorize it by time of my life. Childhood: Caddie Woodlawn, The Black Stallion, The Witch of Blackbird Pond, Harriet the Spy, The Hobbit, The Tolkein Trilogy, just to name a few. College/Young Adult: All Grace Livingston Hill, Kane and Abel, The Eye of the Needle, The Boys From Brazil, Rebecca, Pride and Prejudice. Now: Anything by Jane Austen, The Poisonwood Bible, Same Kind of Different as Me, Why Do I Love These People, Teach Like Your Hair's on Fire, 1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die |
Do you believe that forks are evolved from spoons?
I believe that runcible spoons are a great idea! And they look like a lion's paw and so that's why they are called runcible...it comes from a Latin word that means lion. Some King invented them, I think!