JMB
| Industry | Non-Profit |
|---|---|
| Location | Athens, GA, United States |
| Introduction | I'm an early bird. I love order and for things to be straight, but I usually catercorner. I show a great deal of love through food and drink. I'm not always the most tactful but I try. I'm afraid of commas. I married my best friend! I trained my dog to be polite but sometimes he forgets, our newest addition is still learning. The cat ran this place. Now the baby does. Athens is home. I find a great deal of enjoyment taking photographs of loved ones faces. I'm probably too sentimental and cry easily. Happy tears. I have tiny hands and feet. I need a cause. I have to find the answer. I have a fancy sewing machine and camera but don't really know how to use either. I'm more of a gardener and a cook but mostly a nerd. I love simplicity. I think people should keep these things short and sweet because nobody reads them anyway. ♥ |
| Interests | everything; except plastic. |
| Favorite Movies | The Big Lebowski, It's A Wonderful Life, Slingblade, Shawshank Redemption, Casablanca, The Sound of Music, The Wizard of Oz, James Bond Movies, Good Westerns, Scary Movies! |
| Favorite Music | The Beatles are where it first started, circa 1983. Van Morrison makes me dance around the house. JJ Cale connected me to my future. Moonshine Still changed my direction in life. Peter Gabriel is a creative genius. The Flaming Lips move me. Widespread Panic is a shit stomping rock band. Phish broke my heart. The Talking Heads sharpen my mind. Beck is constantly growing with me. Hot Tuna is good when the windows are down. Bluegrass in general makes my sun shine. Motown is what I used to catch my parents dancing to late at night. Ray Lamontagne makes me sigh. Paul Simon takes me down memory lane. Lionel Richie can do it to me one more time. Kenny Rogers is an old school cowboy. The Sea and Cake are for sleepy time. In my life, I've loved them all. |
| Favorite Books | Alan Weisman's The World Without Us, Mary F. Roger's Barbie Culture, Michael Pollan, Natalie Angier's Woman: An Intimate Geography, Oliva Ann Burn's Cold Sassy Tree, Peter Singer's One World, Peter Singer's The Way We Eat: Why Our Food Choices Matter, Stephanie Coontz |