Miranda Hawley

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12/19/2020516 Acrostic
11/28/2020386 Couplet
08/14/2020435 Tail-rhyme
08/13/2020875 Free verse
02/25/2020539 Free verse
02/17/2020754 Free verse
02/11/2020650 Acrostic
01/18/2020688 Free verse
12/21/2019402 Free verse
12/17/2019665 Couplet
12/16/2019450 Acrostic
12/04/2019751 Free verse
07/03/2019966 Free verse
04/28/2019864 Rhyme
03/21/2019757 Free verse
03/03/2019717 Rhyme
02/28/2019740 Light Verse
02/26/2019575 Acrostic
01/30/2019864 Free verse
01/17/2019556 Bio
12/28/2018877 Acrostic
12/11/2018377 Free verse
12/04/20181058 Bio
11/10/2018772 Free verse
11/09/2018731 Couplet
11/06/2018632 Couplet
10/31/2018694 I do not know?
10/31/20181181 I do not know?
10/31/20181355 Ballad

Quotes

Quote Left It might not be a sin to fry bacon topless, but, that doesn't mean its not stupid. Quote Right
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Quote Left Brace for impact when the Spirit of the Lord ignites a human heart. Quote Right
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Biography

My name is Miranda and I am a married empty nester.  I met my husband in April of 1998 and married him on June 6, 1999.  We met at Andrews University where neither one of were students at.  

I grew up in Norwalk Ohio and am a product of the public schools they had.  I was never "Miss Popular" or anything, but rather the kid everyone bullied.  I am class of 1995.

My husband just got his CDL class A.  He has been a box truck driver since like 2011.  Driving 18 wheels came with a pay raise.  It is my dream "job"  to sit beside my husband in the truck when he drives all over the country.  That won't happen with his current job because he delivers local.  My job is a bus monitor for special needs students.  The school I am a monitor for only does special needs students.  You have to qualify to go to the school with an IQ of 50 or less.  I have 7 children on my bus 3 are in wheelchairs and I have 4 walkers.  5 of the kids on my bus are non-verbal, and one of my talkers has a very limited vocabulary.  No matter, those kids have worked their way into my heart.  My job is by far the most fullfilling job I could imagine, and it is really easy.

 

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