Denise Todd:  

In a wonderful relationship with Sean Walker. BELOW are questions from the STORY WIZARD to make this profile more revealing about me. I provided my answers to the best of my ability. Enjoy! When I need to blow off steam, I clean house or cut the grass. I always wanted to be a stewardess when I grew up. My family and friends thought that was a great idea. As it turns out, they were wrong. Glad I wasn't a stewardess on 9-11. The "wildest" thing I ever did IN school? Would have to be senior skip day, when we bought a bottle of Sangria, and a Playgirl magazine, and went to Cocina Beach and laid out all day. If I'm going to work somewhere, I need to have coffee, cigarettes, and music to be able to deal with the day-to-day. My hero is my deceased son, who faced so much pressure and adverse conditions in his life, but never let on that he was stressed out. He was always very laid back and just rolled with the punches. I wish I could be more like him. I've lived in Florida all my life, with only a couple of months here and there in Mississippi with my first husband. He's the only reason I moved, but I did enjoy the country laid back life up there and met some of his family and great friends. The one person from my past who I'd most like to see again is Beth West, because she was one friend who talked me OUT of quitting school. But there are many others also. Faith Vogel, Julie Pixton, Debbie Janes, Karen Williams, all my fellow band members. I'm a HUGE animal lover. Love sports especially football and baseball. I'm obsessed with antiques, old kitchen ware, depression glass, old pyrex and fire king. Life's biggest surprise for me, was the loss of my son. Never expected that, especially the way it happened. If I could improve my home, I'd remodel outside and add on a sunroom. My dream home would be a beach home either in Jupiter Florida or in on the New England shore, Florida Keys, or North Pacific coast. I've learned that no matter how much you are in "tune" to your kids, they still have secrets. I'm STILL finding out things they've done that just make my skin crawl. The teacher I'd love to see again and why, would be Mr. Lonnie J. Keen. He was our band director, and instilled such a sense of teamwork, responsibility, encouragement and accountability that I took with me through my entire life. If I won $100 million, I'd give a huge portion of it to the church, then spend the rest on family, friends and animal rescue. To truly be happy? I'd be with Johnny Depp, living on his famous "f--k off" island, absolutely wearing....him...out! lol My current age is 49. When I was...Expand for more