Alyssa

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About me

Gender Female
Occupation Factory Girl
Location Wisconsin, United States
Introduction I'm 57 and have worked in a factory for 26 years. I'm married, one daughter, two granddaughters, and 2 cute pugs. We garden on 3 acres and it is a passion. Music: Ancient, Renaissance, Baroque,Opera, Classical, Blues, Celtic, World and Jazz are all favorites. Video games are my other "books" that I can participate in.
Interests Gardening, music, learning, reading, video games, pugs, the loveliness of nature, life in general
Favorite Movies The Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Potter movies, The Matrix trilogy, Caddy Shack, National Lampoon's Vacation, Fantastic Planet, any "B" Japanese monster movies and Hammer Films movies, 1930s+ musicals, National Lampoon's Airplane, the Alien movies, Serenity, Jane Eyre (any version) Hellraiser I, Dracula (the one with Gary Oldman)
Favorite Music Ancient and Renaissance have stayed favorites. Schumann, Schubert, Mozart, Debussey, Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, Scott Joplin, Faure, Yo Yo Ma, Placido Domingo, and any Verdi operas. Early English operas as well. Any southern blues will do and sometimes I'm in the mood for 40's swing - big band. All periods of Celtic is interesting as well as some of the North African, Caribbean or Brazilian world music. Cool, Bop and fusion jazz. The bossa nova sounds done by Joao Gilberto - heaven! Al DiMeola, Paco DeLucia, Paul Desmond, Tommy Flanagan, Stevie Ray Vaugh, Tony Bennet, Aretha Franklin, I could go on forever!
Favorite Books Any Tolkien, Frank Herbert, early Steven King, Sherlock Holmes, Ray Bradbury, The Gormanghast Trilogy, any Shakespeare, Japanese haiku, Jane Austen, Hardy, Poe, D.H. Lawrence, George Eliot, the Bronte sisters to name a few.

Do you believe that forks are evolved from spoons?

I think they did - eons ago they climbed out of the primordial slime, and unable to adapt to the foods of the times, gradually, in series of natural selections, developed sharp tines that could grab on to spagetthi and flourish!!These are the forks we know, and love, today!