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At 5:14am on June 5, 2009, aniger said…: Hello, pleased to meet

At 6:55pm on October 18, 2008, Shelia E Lipsey said…: Thank you Pam, for inviting me to be part of this social network. I can't wait to meet you all. May God Bless you in all things great and small.

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Relationship Status:

Single

About Me:

I am an award winning author of three novels: Into Each Life, Sinsatiable, My Son's Wife. I am an inspirational speaker, a grandmother of three sons and an avid documentary watcher.

My Birthdate:

July 20, 1954

My Birthplace:

Memphis, TN

My Hometown:

Memphis

My Website:

http://www.shelailipsey.com

My Favorite Website:

http://www.shelialipseyc.om

My Favorite Places on Earth:

home
Oregon
Colorado

My Favorite Foods:

Chicken
Greens
fried corn

My Favorite Beverages:

Iced tea
Diet Coke
Smoothie

My Favorite Sweets:

cupcake

My Favorite People:

God
My family

My Favorite Sports Team and/or Individual Sports Personalities:

none really

My Favorite Books:

Into Each Life
Sinsatiable
My Son's Wife
Some Love, Some Pain
In Search of Satisfaction

My Favorite Movies:

City of Angels
Fallen
One Fine Day
The Best Man
Love and Basketball
The Other Sister

My Favorite Television Shows:

Documentary Shows
Headline News
MSNBC Lockup
Discovery Heatlh
Animal Planet

My Favorite Music:

Gospel
Rap
R&B

My School or Alma Mater:

Belhaven

My Career:

Writer, Inspirational Speake

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