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Jeannine: I'm a voice teacher who also loves to read and write. I have a huge personal library, but have cut back on the buying and I'm borrowing more from the library. As the books in my library will show, I have far too many interests. If I could go to school forever (and for free) I would be a marine biologist, an epidemiologist, an actress, a theologian, a linguist, and a historian. I'd also learn to speak fluent French, German, Russian, Swedish, Hebrew, Latin, Greek, and maybe some Czech. In my spare time, I'd play the French horn and the cello.

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