REWRITE: Week 7: Prompt 33. Imagine someone you know is taking this course and has decided to write about you.

I met a woman in my freshman year of college.  She, at first, is kind of quiet and reserved but when you get to know her, watch out!  She like's to have fun and can be quite a riot! In the summer you can find her around town.  More than likely if it's nice, or well, atleast 50 degrees, she will be crusing downtown on her scooter.  She's a trip, she loves to have a good time.  She doesn't care how silly she looks or what others think.  She's married to a woman now, who is just like her!  They act like a couple of kids most times.  They are both funny and love to laugh.  Their laugh is infectious, guaranteed to bust a gut!  That's why I love to hang out with them!

She likes to watch people, and is fascinated by the uniqueness in each of us.  She is different herself, in a good way, not like any average person you would meet.  She hides nothing and will talk about most anything to most anyone.  Bravery and patience are second nature to her, she is selflessness and compassionate to all.  She is very kind and always giving of herself in many ways.  She'll buy you lunch if you forgot your lunch money, she'll encourage you to be yourself and screw what other people think!  She drops what she's doing if you just need an ear or a little advice.  Don't cross her though, she stands her ground for what she believes in and don't mess with others in her presence, she will put you in your place.  She thinks nothing to say something to a perfect stranger who gets out of line! 

She is older, though you would never believe how old she is by looking at her or by how she acts.  She's one of those "cool" mom's with a great sense of humor!  Her older son's friends like to hang around and visit with her and their girlfriends adore her.  Many of them call her 'mom.'  Hell, she kept us younger college students in line and encouraged us to do well by leading study groups and literally lectured us when she felt we needed it, she may as well be our second mom too!  Many of us students, even some that have graduated, still keep in touch with her, we do lunch or call for advice every now and then.  She loves to hear from us!