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- Location
- Butte, Montana
- Relationship Status:
- Married
- About Me:
- I was born in Wearville, California July 25, 1958. My father was a constuction worker on Oroville Dam. One he finished his work on Oroville Dam he moved our family to a small town in beautiful northwestern Montana called Libby. He worked on Libby Dam while I went to school in Libby. I dropped out of school when I was sixteen and my father went to work overseas while I went to Job Corps in Weber Basin Job Corp in Ogden Utah. I got a cooking degree and GED there. I came back to Libby in worked in a lumber mill for fifteen years as a planer setter. When the mill shut down in 1986 I went to work in a restaurant for ten years. Then I moved to a small southwestern town in Montana. I now reside with my beautiful wife Julie. I have two daughters named Kelly Ann and Sandy Dee.
- Website:
- http://www.freewebs.com/rwwatt/
- Favorite Music:
- Def Leppard, Ossie Osborne, REM, REO Speedwagon, Bon Jovi, AC/DC, Areosmith, Planet P, Alice Cooper, America, Live, Dokken, Ratt, Poison, Cinderella, and many, many other 80's and 90's bands that I could never list here!!!
- Favorite TV Shows:
- 300, Eregon, Troy, Gladitor, The Lord of the Ring Series, Braveheart, and many other shows of these types.
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NYT : Books
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Open Letter Books is a small, year-old press affiliated with the University of Rochester that publishes nothing but literature in translation.
Arthur Koestler, Man of Darkness
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The third and presumably final volume of the Spanish novelist Javier Marías’s ambitious, sprawling philosophical novel.Dreamy Sales of Jung Book Stir Analysis
“The Red Book” by Carl Jung has surprised booksellers and its publisher with strong sales — despite its $195 price tag.The God Gene
A Times science writer argues that religion is a machine for manufacturing social solidarity.© 2009 Created by Bernice Angoh on Ning. Create a Ning Network!
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Just wanted to stop in and get your opinion on my latest cover design posted to my blog...
I would love your input.
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Thanks for the invite..Im trying to figure out how to add you as a friends lol
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