Introduction:

I have been teaching for 9 years and for the most part have loved every minute of my job. I went to college at IUP, SUNY Geneseo, and Wilkes University. Currently I am seeking my pilot's license for planes and helicopters at the commercial level. I don't plan on leaving teaching but I want to fly. I am involved in the Army National Guard and currently working towards becoming a 2nd LT. I love playing sports, running, working out, being around friends and family. I don't have cable T.V., hate cell phones, and if I had it my way would not have the Internet at home. Ironically though I am a high school math teacher that uses technology on a daily basis. I know I'm weird. However, I just think that the world has lost site of one of the most important things in life and that is human interaction and family.

Don't forget to me send me some info or things to do down South. Wasn't sure where to message you so I wrote here. Purple your favorite color?
Purple is my favorite color :

Courtney below are a list of things to do while in Louisiana...I can get you in contact with my Sister-in-Law, if you want. See is really cool, young, and knows a great deal more than I do about the area bc she lives there. Anyway, I checked these sites out and they have alot of good places that I would recommend. Okay cool. Thanks for the info that was quick. If you talk to your sister-in-law mention it to her and if she has any recommendations that'd be great. Not sure if she has a facebook page if she was to share or email. cdawg752@hotmail.com 610-739-0190 if she gets bored or you do too and think of anything else to add to your list I made a page on my wiki and copied the stuff you posted there so Id have it until I go.

Marissa Smith Facebook: Just let her know how you know me and she will hook you up while your down there. 'She and her boyfriend are good people'

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