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I'm so sorry Kristin, I meant to say, straight-forward honorable lady.
I am so sorry, I had no idea about the chemistry and biology, and after you explained it to me, and lost me a couple of times, it really does make sense. I'm saying I'm sorry because I had no clue and to what you have had to experience in your life. Greater difficulties than I by far. I've never ridiculed anyone for their outward or inward appearance etc. as mentioned earlier, I too see everyone as equal. I always believed it was because I played in the sandbox as a child on an Air Force Base. Please keep educating, I love to learn. I know there are a lot of people out there like me. Have you thought about educating the dummies on the street as well? Instead of just the med and psychology students? We sure need it.
Me too. ;-). I wish I had a group of girls show me the whole make-up thing. I'm actually now learning and loving the change. At least in my face. I still wear jeans, and sensible clothes for the most part. I have to talk my hubby to take me out for dinner so I can play dress up. I refuse to do high heals though. I'd like to live a longer and see them as a death trap.
Great interview, thanks for sharing. A message to Kirstin: darn you! You are way better at make-up and hair than I am. You looked great! No one, and I mean no one can take away your exemplary service. Thank you for your service to our country.