Signe Lauren
My blogs
| Gender | Female |
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| Occupation | also freelance writer |
| Location | Baltimore, Maryland, United States |
| Introduction | My narrative nonfiction has been published in The Washington Post, The Baltimore Sun, The Baltimore Jewish Times, The Baltimore Evening Sun; my fiction isnt finished yet, I work f/t at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and am a freelance writer which means i have many opportunities to have my writing rejected, LOL |
| Interests | listening & talking with friends, mus exhibits, reading, dancing, music, jewelry, NYC, DC, history, laughing 10 minutes/day 2 protect my immune system--LOL |
| Favorite Movies | 2 many 2 list, in no particular order: DrZhivago, GoneWTW, some Marx Bros, City Slickers, Ghost, The Way We Were, Cinerama, Rear Window, Star Wars, 1923 silent movie Hunchback/Notre Dame with Lon Chaney Sr;1925 silent movie Phantom of the Opera with Lon Chaney Sr; 1940s version of Hunchback/ND with Charles Laugton, the original Hairspray |
| Favorite Music | Fingertips Part II-Little Stevie Wonder, In The Mood, The Boss's music, Barber of Seville, Overture of War of 1812, Be My Baby Tonight, The Leader of the Pack, Dont Come Home A-Drinkin with Lovin on Your Mind--Loretta Lynn, Honky Tonk Angel, Your Cheatin Heart-Hank Williams Sr, Crazy-Patsy Cline, I left my Heart in San Francisco, Memories, Precious Lord, How Great Thou Art, Halleluia Chorus/Messiah, It is Well With My Soul, Just As I am, Tutti Fruiti--Little Richard, Great Balls of Fire-Jerry Lee Lewis, Circle of Life, It's Now or Never, Are You Lonely Tonight, I Cant Help Falling in Love With You, Have You Ever Loved a Woman, Unchained Melody by Righteous Bros or Il Divo, My Way-Il Divo, Malegena, 2B updated |
| Favorite Books | 2 many 2 list, in no particular order: DaVinci Code, Artist's Way, Growing Up--Russell Baker, Alice In Wonderland, The Ginger Man-Donlevy, A Time To Kill-Grisham, a biography of Teddy Roosevelt, Snowball--biography of Warren Buffet, Hard Times by Studs Terkel, Driving Miss Daisy-the play version |
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