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Overview

  • 3 references 2 Confirmed & Positive
  • Fluent in English; learning Spanish
  • 37, Female
  • Member since 2012
  • Administrative Assistant
  • B.A. in Sociology
  • No hometown listed
  • Profile 95% complete

About Me

CURRENT MISSION

Learnin' and lovin'

ABOUT ME

I like to laugh! I enjoy meeting new people and learning about people's interests and passions.

I try to be thankful for every day that I have. It's easy to idolize times that aren't repetitive or "work" but I try to remember to be grateful for the gift of that day and find some way to love and make even a small part of it beautiful.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE

When I lived in TN my roommates and I hosted several people and had all positive experiences. I have surfed twice now and have had very positive experiences both times and look forward to participating in CS more!

Interests

I spend my free time hanging out with friends, reading, eating meals with friends and family, playing guitar, surfing the web, laughing, traveling when I can, gardening, and learning to love God and others more!

  • running
  • gardening
  • reading
  • traveling
  • guitar
  • canoeing
  • surfing
  • lakes

Music, Movies, and Books

Fue también José Arcadio Buendía quien decidió por esos años que en las calles del pueblo se sembraran almendros en vez de acacias, y quien descubrió sin revelarlos nunca los métodos para hacerlos eternos. Muchos años después, cuando Macondo fue un campamento de casas de madera y techos de zinc, todavía perduraban en las calles más antiguas los almendros rotos y polvorientos, aunque nadie sabía entonces quién los había sembrado.
-One Hundred Years of Solitude, Gabriel Garcia Marquez

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

1. Traveled to Quetico, Canada for an 8-day wilderness canoe and portage trip. Favorite travel experience, hands down. Saw some beautiful sunsets over the lakes there.
2. Spending any afternoon in Calhoun, TN cliff-jumping in the Ocoee River with friends.
3. Talking the morning away with an 11-year old orphan boy named Yan Carlos in a state-run institution in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. He forever left an impression on me.

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