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Erin Pickett and
her husband and daughter have lived in Lakelands for
three years and lived in the Kentlands for two years prior
to that with her in-laws who still reside there. They have
a golden retriever who “is three going on two.”
She holds a
Bachelor’s degree from Rutgers and a Master’s from the
behavioral neuroscience program at American University.
After
commuting to work leading to long hours away from home, and
then getting a “work from home” job, Ms Pickett is now a
stay-at-home-Mom spending her time doing “crazy radical
things like counted cross stitch, learning how to make bread
from scratch, struggling to keep up with the laundry,
practicing the multiplication tables with my daughter….”
Update: Erin's family now includes a
set of boy and girl twins born in
2006—which is why she hasn't been
able to write for us recently.
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For Want of a Mother, the Village Was Lost October
2005
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But Everybody's Doing It! November 2005
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This Ain't No Walnut Grove December 2005
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Shari
Kersch is a Registered Nurse with
twenty-four years of experience,
primarily in long term care. She is
also a licensed massage therapist,
combining her nursing skills with
the healing effects of massage. She
is the mother of a twenty-year-old
daughter, and ten-year-old twin
boys.
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Kevin
Nielsen's column "West
Virginia" appeared in the August
2006 issue. Nielsen enjoys writing
and loves West Virginia even though
he does not currently live there.
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Michele
Hiczewski has a degree in Commercial Art, but
her life's profession has been in
the office supply industry. She has
been a purchasing agent at an office
supply company since 1985, and has
also worked retail, customer service
and outside sales positions within
the industry. Her other interests
include yoga, music, animals, and
occasionally riding a Harley
Davidson.
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CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?
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T.V. Topics
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The Most Wonderful
Time
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Lauren
Kingsland is familiar to many MD
20878 residents and visitors
as “the quilt lady” at the Gaithersburg
Arts Barn. There she creates
functional and art quilts for
clients and for exhibition and
also teaches. Her book “The
Extraordianry T-shirt Quilt - A
Scrapbook You Can Sleep Under”
is based on her years of
creating heirlooms and teaching
techniques which she has
developed herself.
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Craig Bouquin lives with his wife of 25
years, and three daughters ages 20, 18, and 16. He is a
Design Draftsman in the defense industry.
“Writing humorous articles
is enjoyable because it’s so completely counter to my day to
day stress and the serious nature of my work. I try to
write about subjects and events we all can appreciate, some
hilarious and slapstick, some boring and mundane. I always
look for a lesson and try to find the humor in any
situation.”
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The Puppy and the
‘Vette
October 2007
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Finding the Culprit November 2007
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Setting Goals December 2007
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Surviving Technology
January 2008
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Big Strong Men Should Help Defenseless Woman
February 2008
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Ugly Babies
June 2008
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Amy
Sowinski is studying physical education at a community
college. She also works for the YMCA as a School Aged Child
Care Aid and as a Youth Sports Coach. Next Fall, she plans
to continue her education by moving on to a four year
college to finish her undergraduate degree. She enjoys
spending time with family and friends, and likes skiing and
playing and watching sports. She also enjoys working with
children, and looks forward to pursuing a career in physical
education.
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David Crawmer is the PGA Golf Director of
Lakewood Country Club in Rockville, MD. Crawmer has been
with Lakewood for 11 years and was involved in the
construction of the Rees Jones golf course. He serves on
the Central Chapter Board of the Middle Atlantic PGA. For
information on membership at Lakewood, contact General
Manager Jorge Massa at 301-340-8618.
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