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Tess
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GenderFemale
IndustryMuseums or Libraries
OccupationFuture Librarian
LocationBayside, Washington, United States
IntroductionBored and raised in Southern California, I took the first opportunity to escape, as it turns out to the Pacific Northwest, where I enjoy balmy 85-degree summer days ... four weeks out of the year. I'm trying to learn to like rain. Really I am. I also lived in England when I was a child, which probably warped me forever. I am a student of Library and Information Studies, a Web Systems Analyst, a part-time public library assistant, and have worked as an interpreter for deaf and hard of hearing folks (not ASL but typed interpretation ... a whole different artform). I’m also an avid political/news junkie ... can't stand CNN, FOX, or any of the mainstream networks, but will read almost anything as long as it's written well, even The Economist. I heart Google News for this very reason. I have the great good fortune to live with a very nice man whom I've known for over 20 years and to whom I have been married for most of that time, and a little boy that I had with said husband, who I somehow feel I've known all my life.
InterestsLibrarianship, writing, music, singing, jewelry making, glass beadmaking, reading, poetry, feminism ...
Favorite moviesCasablanca, Gone With the Wind, Choose Me, Serendipity, Orlando, Antonia's Line, Lawrence of Arabia, Lord of the Rings, Dark City, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
Favorite musicKINSKI, Joni Mitchell, Coleman Hawkins, Edith Piaf, Jacques Brel, Prince, Erika Badu, The Cure, Juno, J.S. Bach, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Kurt Weill, Bruce Cockburn
Favorite booksThe White Hotel, The World According To Garp, Midnight's Children, The Farming of the Bones, Of Water and the Spirit (Malidoma Patrice Some), The Alexandria Quartet, A Bend in the River, The Dollmaker, I Love You As Much ... & whatever I'm reading to Mister Megapixel at the moment. (Unless it's that book about trucks. Really tired of that one.)

Your hand has been replaced by a rubber stamp. What does it say?

Why, "OVERDUE" of course!

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