My name is Granny Jean. I hate the hot weather. I like to sit by the fire with a good book. I have 4 grandkids. My grandson love the Red Hot Chili Peppers. My favorite Red Hot Chili Peppers song is "Maggy".  I am a career army wife. I dress proper. I love guitar. I do not play guitar. I like to read.
I love cold weather and hate the hot weather. I love the Red Hot Chili Peppers. The song "Maggy" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers is my favorite. I wear mostly black clothes. I like darker clothing. I am a cashier at two places near my house. I love to read.
I read a biography of the Red Hot Chili Peppers that you might like. It's called "Scar Tissue." Thanks! Does it cover their lives before they got famous? Yeah it does, and along the way it gets into all sorts of topics you might have never known about like drug addictions, family problems, and personal drama Sounds good. I like to read biographies of just about anyone. I read one about Mr. Rogers recently. What did you learn about Mr. Rogers?  I've tried to show him to my grandkids from time to time, and I would love some good stories to add Well, he was exactly as he appeared to be on tv in his off-screen life. A very kind man. When he was a little boy he made a puppet theatre in his attic. That's a really interesting tidbit, it's kind of crazy to think that kids might be signaling their future careers to you at such a young age.  I'll definitely use that on my kids whenever I see the grandkids doing something really profound. I thought it was so interesting. Not only did he make and play with puppets, he was musical his whole life. His grandmother bought him a grand piano when he was young. He came from a very wealth family. Wow, that is cool stuff that I never would have known! So, what other biographies have you read recently?  Like, what's the best one you've read this year? That's the only one I've read so far this year. I read one about Marie Curie last year, though, that was excellent. Marie Curie did something with electricity right?  Sorry, I don't know that much about her.  What made it so interesting? She studied radioactivity. She was the first woman professor at the University of Paris, and was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize.