Esther Wysong
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| Gender | Female |
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| Occupation | Student, Writer, Photographer, Cashier |
| Location | Illinois, United States |
| Links | Wishlist |
| Introduction | Esther is a former home-schooled student living in Southern Illinois with her parents, siblings, and assorted animals including dogs, cats, monkeys, and other farm animals. She is finishing her bachelors degree in Criminal Justice through Missouri Baptist University while she works two part-time jobs. She enjoys staying busy, however, and figures as long as she can handle doing so much, she will. She enjoys reading, working with various flowers and plants, taking pictures, running, and relaxing with NCIS, Castle, Arrow, Flash, or her journal in her spare moments when she isn't sitting in her classes, doing homework, or working at one of her two jobs. |
| Interests | Church, reading, writing, working with flowers, photography, family, friends |
| Favorite Movies | Flicka, The Black Stallion, The Man from Snowy River, Return to Snowy River, Prince of Persia: Sands of Time, Scorpion King, The Chronicles of Riddick, Lord of the Rings, Man of the House, Love Comes Softly series, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Lord of the Rings, action, adventure, comedy |
| Favorite Music | Christian, Country, Relaxing music, Michael Card, Casting Crowns, East to West, Chris Tomlin, Josh Wilson, Newsong, Vicky Beeching, Kerrie Roberts, some Kutless, Laura Story, MercyMe, Jeremy Camp, Addison Road, Easton Corbin, Randy Travis, Celtic Women, Brian Crain, David Nevue, Bruce Rowland's Snowy River soundtracks, etc. |
| Favorite Books | Any by Cheryl Wyatt, Susan Paige Davis, Stephanie Grace Whitson, Louis L'Amour, Janette Oke, Carla Capshaw, Francine Rivers' The Mark of the Lion series, Margaret Daley, Linda Goodnight, Carolyne Aarson, Diann Mills, Louise M. Gouge, Linda Ford, Catherine Palmer, Ruth Logan Herne, Tina Radcliffe, Debra Clopton, Dee Henderson, lots of others |
When you've got water stuck in your ear, how do you get it out?
Turn your head to the side and hop up and down.