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About Me

I am a person with a lot of interests, but have not acted on many of them. If I think of "passions" in my life, Spiritually it is Jesus Christ, who has paid the price for me and who has never left me as long as I have asked Him in my life. It amazes me how much God loves me through His Son, Jesus, and how He joys in blessing me every chance He can. As far as hobbies, I would have to say old houses, or old buildings in general, music, and acting. My love for old houses started so long ago that I really don't know when it began. It really started to hit me when I lived in Wisconsin because we lived in a house around 100 years old, and I loved the sounds and character of the place. Music and acting started in church, and though I have done some acting with local theatres, I would really like to do more to glorify God. Other than that I love being with family and friends. It amazes me how fast family grows up, and I have nieces and nephews who are graduating and having kids of their own and I am so proud to be a part of their lives in any small way. There is so much more but not enough time.
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My Interests

Old houses, acting, rock climbing, zip line, writing, running, singing, drawing, foreign cars, refinishing furniture, learning more about computers, and photography.

I'd like to meet:

If I could go back in time, Ronald Reagan. Present day, it seems I am wowed by musical influences. It would be John Williams and David Foster for their musical contributions in secular music, and Darlene Zschech with Hillsong and Karen Wheaton for their praise and worship music.

Music:

Rich Mullins, Keith Green, Jars of Clay, Selah, Hillsong Praise and Worship, The Hooters (the group, not the restaurant)Psych Furs, Steve Perry, The Motels, older Steven Curtis Chapman, Classical, Seth Lakeman, Nathan Sheppard, Snow Patrol, Andrew James, Peter Searcy, Paul Aiden, Scott England, Gentry Morris, and Steve Means.

Movies:

St. Elmos Fire, Masquerade, Ghost Story.

Television:

Friends and Who's Line is it Anyway.

Books:

The Bible, A Field Guide to American Houses.

Heroes:

Any one who does an unselfish act to help someone else without need of accolade when it is done or prompting to do it. Who, when faced with the choice of doing something to benefit themself or someone else, chooses someone else.