I love to read. Anything…Everything
I love to talk. Once upon a time, there was a teacher who asked a principal for a recommendation for a seat on a panel. In the letter, the principal included the phrase “has the propensity to talk.” At first, I was offended. Then I realized, hey…a large part of a teacher’s job is to talk. She was right, I DO have the propensity to talk. (I was seated on the panel, by the way!)
A few years and a Master’s degree later, I accepted a media specialist’s job opening a new high school in my county. When my economics students (seniors, wiseacres that they are!) found out, one asked: “In a library?” Who’s going to keep you quiet?” NO ONE! 🙂
I was a media specialist in a high school and I must say that I still had the propensity to talk. I talk, I laugh (loudly), I suggest, and I discuss. EVERYTHING. Books, people, news, politics, religion, life, love, anger, research, copyright…Ninety-five % of the time, whatever it is, I will discuss it.
Hence, the name…Propensity to discuss.
I hope you will enjoy my endeavors to enlighten, entertain, and educate through this blog.
Other tidbits about me…
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- Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior.
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- I have syringomyelia (SM).
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- I graduated from high school with 35 other people. Really.
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- I live in the Southeastern United States.
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- I once worked at a television production company in Nashville, TN.
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- I am a retired media specialist.
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- I don’t mind being called a librarian.
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- I am claustrophobic. Not in a small way. (No pun intended.)
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- Crafting relaxes me.
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- I love the beach.
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- I also love the mountains.
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- Hubby and I have been married for 30 years.
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- Hubby and I were married less than 7 months after we met.
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- We have 3 children together and 2 daughters-in-love, in other words, 5 children.
- We have 3 children together and 2 daughters-in-love, in other words, 5 children.
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- We have 2 amazing grandsons!
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- We have 2 fur babies who don’t realize they aren’t real people.
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- One of the things I miss because of my SM is the ability to wear high heels.
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- I also miss roller coasters.
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- I have a birthmark on my face. People used to tell me to wash it off all the time.
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- I used to be really self-conscious about my birthmark.
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- I now think my birthmark is cool; it makes me different from everyone.
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- I got my Master’s degree online.
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- I have a slight addiction to Gilmore Girls.
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- I love Dr. Phil and Robin McGraw.
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- I think Dr. Phil pretty much has the answer to everything.
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- I want to meet Dr. Phil and Robin.
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- I love football.
- I understand football.
- Hubby coached high school football for 27 years.
- I cried when he told me he was not coaching the next year.
- I have wanted a Volvo station wagon since I saw the movie Jagged Edge with Glenn Close.
- I can read a book a day.
- I love to color.
- I make 1:12 scale miniatures.
- I also make quilts. This is a new hobby that I am really loving!
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How do I contact your for a review request? The comment section does not seem to be an appropriate place. My book, Justice Gone, is a legal thriller ( Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40398725-justice-gone)
If you want to reply, you can send me an email.
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I am interested in the book. My email address is propensitytodiscuss@gmail.com Send me the information there and I will try to take a look at it.
Alicia.
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hello
I recently came across a most delightful book that I think requires more attention.
It’s called ‘Refuge’ by Regina Jackson Stinnett.
It’s one of those you just can not put down.
Even all the roads and building mention in the book are real. She has done her homework.
I think you would enjoy it very much.
Regards
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Thank you! I will certainly check that out.
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This is a great about page!
You got me beat on the number of people you gradated high school with though! I graduated with 12, and we were a big class!
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Wow! That was a huge class! I loved being in a small school, though. Small towns have their good points and their not so good points, but certainly more of the former!
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Yes, small towns do have their merits.
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