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I am a libertarian, conservative, pragmatic, Baptist, redheaded wife, mother & missionary from Parkville, MD. I have 1 DH, a DD27, a DD23, a DS20, a DD17, a DB, 2 DBILs & 2 DSILs, plus several nieces & nephews and more cousins than I can count, but no parents. I love my family, Jesus, my church, the Bible, the color teal, cats, cross-stitch, quilting, Zentangle, Star Trek, Panera, reading, rain, the old hymns, speaking French & Bambara, my adopted homeland Mali, & the Flydusterbabes(not necessarily in that order or all with the same intensity!). I hate heat n humidity, dust (the kind that blows into my house from the Sahara), wearing hats, taking pills, flossing, exercise, politics, cell phones in church, Krispy Kremes, a Malian food called 'toe,' arguments which focus on the person instead of the issue & being fat (also not necessarily in that order). I'm pro-life, pro-God, pro-home schooling, pro-term limits, & pro-prayer. I'm anti-war and anti-big government. Any questions?
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