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      • Sharon Gonzales
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      • In response to: "What was the comfort food you enjoyed most growing up?" Mac n Cheese. Classic Kraft blue box or the baked casserole type served at Luby's cafeteria with a side of red jello. I will, to this day, never pass it up on any menu.
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    • nicknames now and then
      • For some reason, I seem to have picked up quite a few nicknames along the way. Most of them I did not like, and thankfully most have been abandoned through time.

        High School:

        Spud - McDonalds gave away these tiny collectible potato heads, that my theatre dork friends and I loved. Someone decided that I was also small, cute, and spud-like so the name began. Everyone in my HS theatre group called me this. Luckily, none of these people went to college with me.

        Half Pint - my HS boyfriend started this one, and a few others picked up on it for awhile, but it was relatively short- lived, no pun intended.

        College:
        Pooty - I played the role of a character named Pooty in Reckless. My friends Mark and Scott thought this was awesome, and should be my name forever. Others agreed. Mark and Scott have never referred to me as Sharon since. A few others still call me this. I kind of love/hate this. Hate the name, but love the memories of college that it brings.

        Squooshy - My dear friend Tiff and I spent a lot of time together one summer, and joked about being married. We also hung around this obnoxiously "cute" couple who referred to each other as my sqooush, or sqooshy, or sqooshers. no joke. no irony. Sincere cuteness at its worst. So, in an attmept to be snarky, we started calling each other the same. It has stuck. Tiff still calls me squoosh. This, I love.

        Post college:
        Golinski - my maiden name. Many people preferred this name to my first. It is fun to say. Polish and all.

        Now:
        Mostly Sharon. or Mama.

      • answered by sharona on 02/08/2009
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    • Wow, toy laws have changed since I was 12
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        My Dad once gave me a wood burning kit for Christmas. I think I was about 11 or 12. It was basically a bunch of pieces of thin balsa wood with imprinted designs of eagles and wolves and such. It came with a tool with a thin metal tip at the end that heated up to a high enough temp to burn the designs into the wood. Why you would want to do this, I have no idea. I certainly, as a adolescent girl, had shown no interest in burning things, but apparently he thought it was just the thing a girl my age would want.

      • answered by sharona on 02/03/2009
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    • I realized I was a grown-up
      • when I became a Mom. And even still, I sometimes have to remember that I am a grown-up, because I usually don't feel like a "real" grownup. Grownups own houses with lawns to take care of. I live in a loft and don't make my bed.

      • answered by sharona on 01/25/2009
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