Marisa Bush
My blogs
- Frank Sutton Page blog
- Cheatham County Rock Star's Wife
- The Professor of Nashville
- Ridgetop College of Trivial Knowledge
- Country Music History 101
Blogs I follow
- It Takes a Village Idiot
- The Midlife Musings <br>of a Postmenopausal Matron
- The Revenge of Hee Haw
- TN Health Science Teachers
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Education |
| Occupation | Professor of Country Music History, Nuclear Medicine Technologist, MRI Technologist, CPR Instructor |
| Location | Pleasant Vegas, Tennessee, United States |
| Introduction | I didn't appoint myself the President of the Ridgetop College of Trivial Knowledge. It comes from all my friends telling me that I have the best memory of anyone they knew. I do think I have a good memory, but I know it isn't perfect. My mom used to enjoy when my memories weren't exactly the same as hers (and therefore, incorrect!). Actually, I didn't really mind when she told me real events weren't the way I remembered them... I just didn't like it when she would have "backup" like my brothers, who would remember things exactly the same way she did. Now it happens so often it scares me. So, I'm writing down as many memories as I can, in case my memory really is failing!!! |
| Interests | music, writing, reading, traveling |
| Favorite Movies | Sixteen Candles, Crazy in Alabama, Raising Arizona |
| Favorite Music | bluegrass, classic rock (specifically, Southern rock, hard rock in general from the late 60s through the grunge era, top 40-type pop and contemporary from the late 60s through about 2007, a little bit of 80s and 90s alternative, and maybe a little Americana of this decade), classic country from the 60s through about 2000, jazz, meditative music, a little gospel and a little contemporary Christian |
| Favorite Books | The First Four Years by Laura Ingalls Wilder, A Time to Kill by John Grisham, any book by Jan Karon, To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee (I know, a lot of time and killing.) |
You've been entered in a shadow puppet contest. What's your best pose?
A dog (it's really my only pose)