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Inside/Out
with Theresa Wilson, teacher and community activist
Kubatana.net
July 29, 2010
Describe
yourself in five words?
Impulsive, passionate, single-minded, kind, friendly.
What's
the best piece of advice you've ever received?
Go for what you want . . . and think big!
What's
the most ridiculous thing you've ever done?
Mmm, so many to choose from!
What
is your most treasured possession?
My three sons.
What
do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?
Loneliness.
Do you
have any strange hobbies?
Not a hobby as such, but I love watching reruns of The
Gilmore Girls.
What
do you dislike most about your appearance?
My freckles, I've always hated them!
What
is your greatest extravagance?
Clothes.
What
have you got in your fridge?
Milk, eggs . . . some sad looking salad stuff.
What
is your greatest fear?
Growing old.
What
have you got in your pockets right now?
Not
wearing anything with pockets.
What
is your favourite journey?
Up the Chimanis, beautiful and peaceful . . . but not when
it rains, then it's miserable!
Who
are your heroes in real life?
Morgan Tsvangirai, Father Clemens Freyer SJ, and Anesu
Mandeya, a handicapped boy at school, who never lets anything defeat
him, he puts us all to shame!
When
and where were you happiest?
When I am going on holiday with my kids.
What's
your biggest vice?
Smoking, chocolate, coffee and liquorice.
What
were you like at school?
Naughty and always in trouble.
What
are you doing next?
Going to class to teach a French lesson.
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