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Member since: Jan 31 2008, 12:01 PM EST
Slogan: Read til the end of time!!
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Hello, my name is dreamweaver66
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MY VITALS

Insert your profile picture here!Occupation:retired RN
Home town:Winona, Mn
Location:SE Mn
Astrological sign:Aquarious



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MORE ABOUT ME...

I joined this wiki because: i love to read

The best word to describe me is:edgy and indifferent

Interests:eclectic

Favorite movies: Legends of the Fall, The Wrestler, Howard's End

Favorite TV shows: The Housewives of Orange County, Burn Notice

My hero(es) None at present:

My superpower is: My guardian angel

If I could live anywhere, it would be: Fountain City Wi

My dream job(s): library assistant--put on programs for the public

What else you should know about me: I love animals!
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Latest page update: Mar 7 2009, 10:52 PM EST

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dreamweaver66 Reading The Barracks by John McGahern 0 Mar 7 2009, 11:06 PM EST by dreamweaver66
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Great little book, very authentic Irish writing, very Catholic. Unusual. Depicts a family in middle life, the wife going thru illnes, the husband hating his job as a policeman and the children growing up very poor but in a heavily stuctured home . Actually a beautiful discription of Irish society written in the '30's
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