Question of the Day Monday February 13

[VeronicaTex]

What do you love to do?????

I'm looking forward to your answers.

[zboys]

I love to read, do crafts, and write.

[mamagoose524]

 I love to read.  I love the great outdoors-- sports & anything nature-related.  I love to travel & learn about new places & cultures.

[VeronicaTex]

What do I love to do?

Right now I love being at home with my daughter and of course with my husband!

I keep the atmosphere one of joy and peace by being very selective of the media I let into my home, besides exposing my mind and soul to.

We love television.  

Catholic programming is of utmost importance.  Then comes culture: great music, foreign cultural programs, home improvement programs in Spanish and English-and...of course food :  preparation and presentation -in Spanish and English. :)

Veronica

[Alieda]

I love to lead this group , to read , to cook , to study my Bible , to do simple crafts and spend time with my family.

[zboys]

My grandparents on both sides of my family came from Mexico and my parents were born in Arizona, so I'm second generation American of Hispanic descent.  What about you?

Quoting VeronicaTex:

What do I love to do?

Right now I love being at home with my daughter and of course with my husband!

I keep the atmosphere one of joy and peace by being very selective of the media I let into my home, besides exposing my mind and soul to.

We love television.  

Catholic programming is of utmost importance.  Then comes culture:  great music, foreign cultural programs, home improvement programs in Spanish and English-and...of course food :  preparation and presentation -in Spanish and English. :)

Veronica

[zboys]

I love being a part of this group.  : )

[VeronicaTex]

I am from Pennsylvania originally.

I am Scotch/Irish, German from my Dad's side. Polish from my Mom's.

When I was 17 my parents allowed me to travel to Bolivia as a Rotary Exchange student.  This was in 1970.  

I taught myself Spanish, moved to Texas finally in 1983 because once I tasted that love and affection I just couldn't live without it.  I wanted more.  I found what my heart desired in the Mexican people here in the city in which I live now.

My prayer for a life mate was answered when I met this wonderful man through a lady friend with whom I always talked while staying late keeping up with the demands of being a public school elementary teacher.

These people are mi gente-my people.

I am totally bilingual-What a blessing that is!!!!

God did give me the desires of my heart.

Quoting zboys:

My grandparents on both sides of my family came from Mexico and my parents were born in Arizona, so I'm second generation American of Hispanic descent.  What about you?

Quoting VeronicaTex:

What do I love to do?

Right now I love being at home with my daughter and of course with my husband!

I keep the atmosphere one of joy and peace by being very selective of the media I let into my home, besides exposing my mind and soul to.

We love television.  

Catholic programming is of utmost importance.  Then comes culture:  great music, foreign cultural programs, home improvement programs in Spanish and English-and...of course food :  preparation and presentation -in Spanish and English. :)

Veronica

[zboys]

My husband is from Philadelphia.  What part of Texas do you reside in?  I know of several families (friends and relatives) who live in various places throughout the state.  What grade did you teach?  I come from a family of teachers so it's in my blood, so to speak.  lol  How fortunate that you taught yourself Spanish! 

Quoting VeronicaTex:

I am from Pennsylvania originally.

I am Scotch/Irish, German from my Dad's side. Polish from my Mom's.

When I was 17 my parents allowed me to travel to Bolivia as a Rotary Exchage student.  This was in 1970.  

I taught myself Spanish, moved to Texas finally in 1983 because once I tasted that love and affection I just couldn't live without it.  I wanted more.  I found what my heart desired in the Mexican people here in the city in which I live now.

My prayer for a life mate was answered when I met this wonderful man through a lady friend with whom I always talked while staying late keeping up with the demands of being a public school elementary teacher.

These people are mi gente-my people.

I am totally bilingual-What a blessing that is!!!!

God did give me the desires of my heart.

Quoting zboys:

My grandparents on both sides of my family came from Mexico and my parents were born in Arizona, so I'm second generation American of Hispanic descent.  What about you?

Quoting VeronicaTex:

What do I love to do?

Right now I love being at home with my daughter and of course with my husband!

I keep the atmosphere one of joy and peace by being very selective of the media I let into my home, besides exposing my mind and soul to.

We love television.  

Catholic programming is of utmost importance.  Then comes culture:  great music, foreign cultural programs, home improvement programs in Spanish and English-and...of course food :  preparation and presentation -in Spanish and English. :)

Veronica

[VeronicaTex]

I live in Central Texas in a city I just love. It is international like me!!!

I am originally from the countryside near a small town in the Appalachian Mountains, not far from Maryland and West Virginia about 4 hours from Pittsburgh on the PA Turnpike.  I got my degree from the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown.

I taught grades 2-6 in several Catholic schools in PA and Texas. 

When Gracie was 4 and attending school all day, a job fell into my lap where I was able to teach at an elementary public school around the corner.  I then taught Bilingual 4th, 4th/5th, later on in the  Newcomer Center 3rd-5th, then 3rd/4th newcomer Center at a third public school in the same district.

I now see it all as destiny.  

How sweet it is!!!!

Quoting zboys:

My husband is from Philadelphia.  What part of Texas do you reside in?  I know of several families (friends and relatives) who live in various places throughout the state.  What grade did you teach?  I come from a family of teachers so it's in my blood, so to speak.  lol  How fortunate that you taught yourself Spanish! 

Quoting VeronicaTex:

I am from Pennsylvania originally.

I am Scotch/Irish, German from my Dad's side. Polish from my Mom's.

When I was 17 my parents allowed me to travel to Bolivia as a Rotary Exchage student.  This was in 1970.  

I taught myself Spanish, moved to Texas finally in 1983 because once I tasted that love and affection I just couldn't live without it.  I wanted more.  I found what my heart desired in the Mexican people here in the city in which I live now.

My prayer for a life mate was answered when I met this wonderful man through a lady friend with whom I always talked while staying late keeping up with the demands of being a public school elementary teacher.

These people are mi gente-my people.

I am totally bilingual-What a blessing that is!!!!

God did give me the desires of my heart.

Quoting zboys:

My grandparents on both sides of my family came from Mexico and my parents were born in Arizona, so I'm second generation American of Hispanic descent.  What about you?

Quoting VeronicaTex:

What do I love to do?

Right now I love being at home with my daughter and of course with my husband!

I keep the atmosphere one of joy and peace by being very selective of the media I let into my home, besides exposing my mind and soul to.

We love television.  

Catholic programming is of utmost importance.  Then comes culture:  great music, foreign cultural programs, home improvement programs in Spanish and English-and...of course food :  preparation and presentation -in Spanish and English. :)

Veronica

[Mahonwife09]

I love spending time with my husband...& going away for the weekend with him :)