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Compassion, Intl
1. What is a big dream you have for the future? I am looking forward to retirement--I have three more years of teaching!
2. What are your favorite hobbies? reading, knitting, and noodling around on the internet
3. If you could change the world, what would you do? give peace a chance
4. What places have you traveled to? What was your favorite? my favorite is Ireland--I've been a few places
5. What is the weirdest thing you’ve ever eaten? I don't think I've eaten anything weird--it's been the local delicacy
6. What are your favorite places to eat? I am a fan of restaurant breakfast
7. What kind of music do you like? Talk about a favorite artist or songs. I have been a U2 fan since 1983 when I first heard War--I wore out that cassette
8. What was the last book you read? My Murder by Katie Williams
9. If you could meet a character from a book, who would it be? Armand Gamache from the Louise Penny Three Pines series--he's my fictional boyfriend
10. Do you prefer books or movies? Why? books and I don't really have a reason
11. What is something you used to be scared of, but aren’t any more? dying young
12. What is something you were never afraid of, but are now? breaking a bone
13. What item is your most cherished possession? Why? I don't have one
14. What awards or contests have you won? the Golden Apple Award which was a peer recognition award for excellence in teaching
15. Do you like working jigsaw puzzles? not especially
4 comments:
I remember the first time when I realized that if I died nobody would say that I died to young!
I guess there are very few of us Sunday Stealers who would be too young to die now. Yikes.
Retirement is GOOD!
"Dying young" has long been a joke between my friend John and I. So long I can't recall which of us started it. With each birthday we toast that "At least you didn't die young."
Brava to your Golden Apple! Between the affection of your students and the approval of your peers, you know you're doing it right.
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