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Member Snapshot:
DeAnn Rossetti
Member Snapshot
Where do you get your news?
Generally, from my husband, who works at KVI/KOMO radio. Or at work, from the Eastside
Journal, the parent publication of the paper I work for, the Mercer Island Reporter.
What's your order in a coffee shop?
Tea, please....Earl Grey, hot, or some Celestial Seasonings tea. Coffee always
tangles with my colon, and the colon loses.
If you knew you could not fail, what would you do?
Wow, I would use my theater degree, move out to Hollyweird, and become a member of the
cast of "Enterprise" or "The Practice" or some show that needs a larger woman character in
the cast. Either that, or Broadway in NYC, and the stage. I also would like to start my own
larger women's lifestyle magazine one day, when I win the lottery!
What are you currently reading?
Lady Molly of Scotland Yard by Baroness Orczy and Patricia McKillip's latest
work, I can't remember the title because I just got it in the mail. I just finished
Girl with a Pearl Earring by Tracy Chevalier, which was pretty good.
Where is the most bizarre place you have visited?
The House on the Rock in Wisconsin; the Morgue of Boston's City Hospital; and the flight
line of MacDill Air Force Base on the day of the "turkey shoot" to determine the
"top gun" pilot.
How did you learn about Writergrrls?
A person attending a writers' conference told me about San Fran Writergrrls, and I
then heard about the Seattle version from them.
Which historic figure would you like to have dinner with?
Ooohhh, can I have a table full? I would love to have met John Steinbeck, my favorite
classics author, and Frank Sinatra (I was born on his 45th birthday), and Albert Einstein,
and duchess Sarah Ferguson, and Camryn Manheim, and Ann and Nancy Wilson (Heart was my
favorite group as a teenager), and William Shakespeare and Patricia McKillip, and J.
Michael Straczynski, and Emma Thompson, and Whoopi Goldberg... wouldn't that be a table
for an interesting dinner conversation?
What was the first record you ever bought?
Heart's Dreamboat Anne, followed closely by Heart's Little Queen, and
Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life.
What is on your mouse pad?
A photo of a Blackbird jet fighter at the Museum of Flight (my husband and I were
married there).
What is your favorite color?
Burgundy. I had my wedding dress made of burgundy panne velvet with creme lace trim.
DeAnn Rossetti has a BA in Drama/Speech and History
from Clarke College and an MA in Writing from Lesley College. She has worked as everything
from a proofreader in a type house to senior editor of a Florida lifestyle magazine. She
currently works as a freelance writer and at the Mercer Island Reporter as the lifestyle
and business reporter when she's not at home in Maple Valley with her husband Jim and her
two-year-old son Nick.
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