ccnusbaum
My blogs
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Operations Management |
| Location | Sterling, VA |
| Introduction | I'm a wife to a wonderful man, and mom to an awesome little girl. Just try to keep me from planning a party . . . I dare you. I find typos ALL THE TIME and it drives me crazy. I try to be a friend to everyone. The best lullaby is the sound of the ocean at night. I love the challenge of being a parent. I try to see the situation for what it's worth. I'm never afraid to apologize or to ask for forgiveness. Likewise, I am quick to forgive. Big projects thrill me! I love puns, and design mash-up drawings to illustrate them. I actually get along with my mom, and my sisters are my best friends. I am a natural blonde. My hair doesn't hold curl, regardless of how much hairspray I use. I tend to speak stream of conscience, which means telling a story often leads to tangents and the point of the story is seldom reached. Hence this blog -- maybe writing it all out will help me focus :-) |
| Interests | Events planning, home decoration and remodeling, karaoke, mural design, ancestry, gardening?, movies, reading, THE BEACH (not the movie), theme parties, yard sales, board games, word games, Christianity. |
| Favorite movies | Apollo 13, Breakfast Club, Legally Blonde, Bring It On and Bring It On, All or Nothing (yep.), M. Night Shyamalan movies, Will Smith movies (seriously, the guy is AHmazing). In general, I like romantic comedies. |
| Favorite music | REM, Better than Ezra, Third Eye Blind, Eve Six, Steve Miller Band, Gipsy Kings, Luce, Sixpence NTR, Beatles; Songs: Nights in White Satin (Moody Blues), Everything is Alright (MCS), The Middle (Jimmy Eat World), Bobby McGee (Joplin), Bring It (Cobra Starship), Take a Chance on Me (ABBA), Moonlight Sonata, The Promise (When in Rome), Convoy (CW McCall), And She Was (Talking Heads). |
| Favorite books | Love series by Janette Oke, Last Herald-Mage series by Mercedes Lackey, Crime and Punishment by Fyoder Dostoyevski, books in general by Paul and Michael Shaara (and other Civil War historical fiction). |
You have a red jar of cedar chips. Why do moths miss the forest?
If the grass is greener on the other side, are you ever truly happy?