Jacqueline Womack:  

I always wanted to be a Biblical Archaeologist/ missionary when I grew up. My family and friends thought that was a pipe dream. As it turns out, they were right...for now anyway. I try to emulate Christ first...Elisabeth Elliot second. I challenge myself to develop the characteristics that made her the woman she is. I started reading her books when I first graduated college. Her goal... the imitation of Christ. I've got a long way to go. I write (music, stories, entries in my journal)and play piano to blow off steam. Sometimes I just go on long drives and sing with the Indigo Girls when I'm particularly "messed up." I used to run many miles (in rain, sleet or snow) when I was having a hard time. I need get back into that! I've lived in D/FW, TX, Fairfax, VA, San Antonio, TX and Elizabeth City, NC. We move with my husband's job. I suffer from an acute case of wanderlust so... I love it! The one person from my past who I'd most like to see again is Bill Eubank, because I owe him a big apology.. I'm crazy about my dog Stanley (the rough-coated, shorty-Jack Russell Terrier) and I love to read historical fiction, British literature and biographies. I also love digging in the dirt and planting seeds and bulbs. I enjoy watching documentaries on the history, national geographic and discovery channels. I also really like those silly sappy holiday shows on the Hallmark Channel. I love to sing in the car and in the shower and I tend to sit at my piano and play for hours. Every day is a surprise to me. I never had a big plan that I'd be married by a certain time or have kiddos by a certain time, or even that I'd have one certain career. In fact, I have too many interests. Sometimes it feels like a blessing and sometimes it feels like a curse. One day I want to take flying lessons and the next I want to write a novel. I have a practical side though that keeps me from doing the more flamboyant things I'd like to do. I'm always trying to find ways for God to use that crazy characteristic in my life and in the lives of others. The joy is in the journey. I'd love to see Mrs. Erwin, my piano teacher, again. She made me believe that I had a gift when I couldn't believe it of myself. She also tried to help me learn not to "freeze up" when playing in front of others. Still haven't mastered that one. Wish I knew what career aspirations to have. Dream job: Mom and Biblical Archaeologist/ missionary. Somehow those two jobs don't seem to match up. :o) So far I've been a choral director an...Expand for more