Barbara Primous-Jackson's Page

Date Of Birth

April 10, 1973

Hometown

Los Angeles/Phoenix

Occupation

Household Administrator

Relationship Status:

Married

Interested in

Men, Women

About Me

100% natural-no preservatives, no additives, NO B.S.

Who I'd Like to Meet

People who love themselves. People who are secure with who they are. Postive People who like to laugh and joke.

General

If you don't want the truth, don't ask ME the question. Every day of life should include creation, even if it is just the creation of a new idea to ponder.

Music

Prince, Prince, and More Prince. I love songs that have a meaning and that encompasses all types of music from hip-hop to bluegrass. I grew with a Blues grandmother and a Pop mother. Between those two I can appreciate all types of GOOD music.

Movies

The Color Purple, Friday, Boys in the Hool, Malcolm X, Freaky Friday, The Grudge, The Ring, The Last Dragon, Purple Rain, Under the Cherry Moon, Grafitti Bridge, Guys and Dolls, Auntie Mame, The Wiz, The Wizard of Oz, West Side Story, The Queen of the Damned, Stripes, Cheaper By the Dozen, Wall-E, Ice Age, and various other

Television

Discovery Channel, Comedy Central, OVTV, Tru TV, The History Channel, PBS, Create, DIY, Food Network, Logo. House, Fringe, Lost, Jeff Dunham show, Lopez Tonight, Wendy Williams, Unsung, College Football (Rollllllllll Tiiiiiiidddeeee!!!!)

Books

Anything by Stephen King, Alice Walker, Dr. Maya Angelou, "My American Journey" by Colin Powell, "Race Matters" & "Democracy Matters" by Cornel West, Anything by Walter Mosley, J.D. Robb, Johnathan Kellerman, Faye Kellerman, Jesse Kellerman, Dr. Toni Morrison, The Alex Cross and Women's Murder Club Series by James Patterson, "Soul City" By Toure, anything by Terry MacMillian, J.California Cooper, Eric Jerome Dickey, Bebe Moore Campbell, or Tabitha King. Any poetry book is wonderful to read. I also read a lot of craft books and magazines about needle arts, painting, and general crafts.

Heroes

The women who raised me; My go-go dancing, hell-raising grandmother, my middle class bourgeosie mother, and my sexually adventurous aunt. My Daddy is also my hero because he took on the responsibility of a child who was not his and loved her until she could love herself. His mother, my MaDear for bringing mississippi into my southwestern life and adding color when all was grey. Anyone who lives life to the fullest not worrying about what society thinks. My children for putting up with a flake like me and my husband for loving me even through my quirks and faults.