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- Relationship Status:
- Single
- About Me:
- Joined Angee site, doing the April poem. ( thats how I found out about you!) enjoying it so much, I joined The People Lounge via Angee...... For the last two and half years have been writing poems which evolved to writing songs as well. due to a personal loss..... I found my only solice in words and music. this is the first time I have share my words with people, except a few close friends, then rarely. .............
- My Birthdate:
- Virgo
- My Birthplace:
- London
- My Hometown:
- London
- My Favorite Places on Earth:
- Phi Phi island Thailand
London
Cornwall
Wales
South of France
Ibiza and I will think on it!
- My Favorite People:
- Friends and family. Yvonne,
- My Favorite Books:
- Lord of the rings
- My Favorite Movies:
- True Romance, Labrinthe, old black and white gangster movies, hitchcock, thrillers,
- My Favorite Television Shows:
- Sex in the city
Desperate house wives
House
East Enders , cos thats where I I'm from.' The original Cockney!'
Simpsons
bbc hisorical drama's
Comedy
- My Favorite Music:
- Rock and a whole lot of other stuff
- My School or Alma Mater:
- Guildhall east London college
- My Career:
- Jeweller designer, painting
- My Accomplishments:
- Children,
HND BTEC Design and Jewelery
Advanced city and guilds Enamelling
Jewelery designs sold
Art exhibition of my paintings
surviving
- Why I'm Here:
- Personal, Professional, To Network, To Make Friends, To Share Ideas, To Learn, To Change the World
- My Passion:
- The sea ,nature, animals, art, writing, dancing ,music big passion, Jewelery.
being creative what ever the medium and of course poetry!
yoga , UfO, Film making
- My Hopes:
- To get my work out there,
all of it! music esp.....
- My Dreams:
- Love and Peace
Health wealth and happiness for all
- What Else?:
- Try out new stuff
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... I went to sleep, praying and hoping that Katrina wouldn't make landfall on New Orleans... I could not believe how enormous the storm was... it seemed to be as large as the entire Gulf of Mexico... Wil Derksen, San Jose, CA
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Hope you've had a great week so far.
Best,
LaConnie
How can I see more? Wil
O.k., so when we visit London someday, we're all going to have to get together for some English tea... yea! Blessings, Wil
Forgot to say, I hope you'll peek back through this weekend during the virtual book tour for some good old-fashion fun!!
Best,
LaConnie
Thanks for adding me as a friend.
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LaConnie
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