Welcome

[Mary Elizabeth Murphy]

Welcome BETA MasterMind Members!!!

Please take a quick moment and reply to this post. Give ua a brief introduction in the space below.

Here are a few questions to get you started: Feel free to answer none (create your own), one or as many as your heart desires or time permits. You can copy and past them into the reply box if that is easier. Enjoy!

• Name
• Current City, Town and/or State
• Favorite way to spend a Saturday Afternoon
• Best meal ever
• Chocolate or Caramel
• Favorite Word
• If you were to wish upon a star – what would you wish for

 

 

[Floyd Isley]

Name – Floyd Isley
Current City, Town and/or State – live in Lexington, NC and work in Winston-Salem, NC
Favorite way to spend a Saturday Afternoon – reading a book on the patio
Best meal ever – scallops May 30, 2015
Chocolate or Caramel – BOTH!
Favorite Word – fabulous
If you were to wish upon a star – what would you wish for – wisdom

[Mary Elizabeth Murphy]

Thank you Floyd for sharing your introduction. Reading it I recognized that my curiosity was sparked about your scallops dinner on May 30, 2015 and also about what types of books you like to read. I’m a fan of scallops as well. I have a fabulous scallops and linguine recipe. Yum!

What is your favorite Chocolate and Caramel treat?
What book(s) would you recommend that might be helpful to our work in the RESET Your Buttons Mastermind group or just for fun reading?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Mary Elizabeth Murphy.

[Floyd Isley]

Chef Dave made me scallops on my wedding day. It’s not the only time he has made them for me. It was by far my favorite. It may be a bit of a surprise to you because the scallops were not on the menu that day. If you ever need someone to join you for scallops and linguine, I’m you guy.

A sea salted caramel is my favorite chocolate and caramel treat. All the others come in at a very close second. How about you?

I enjoy auto-biographies and self-help. I recently read both What Happened by Hillary Rodham Clinton and The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson. Both of these books speak to a specific audience. I would say if the author/title peaks your interest then definitely go for it! Any recommendations?

[Mary Elizabeth Murphy]

I’ll keep you posted on the scallops and linguine. In the meantime you have given us a new topic on favorite books.
Thank you for the recommendations. New topic coming up.

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