I have an alter ego as a radio DJ and world music festival MC, where I get to dress up in evening gowns, high heels, and lots of bling.ĩ) In high school, you would have been considered the person most likely to… What would your bumper sticker read? I’d Rather Be…Ĩ) Tell us one thing people don’t usually know about you. Sweet dreams.ħ) Some people have bumper stickers on their car that reads: I’d Rather be Sailing. and make dinner, or if I’m home early I get to hang out in my hammock on the back patio with my sweetie check my email, relax, get ready for the next day or event, bed around 11 p.m. Up about 6:15 AM, off to work, crazy busy all day I try to fit in a bike ride or work out at the pool or gym at least a few times a week home around 8 p.m. I love what I’m doing now, I just often wish there just wasn’t so much of it to do! I took a step into management with this job and am enjoying the challenges.ĥ) If you could have any job in the world, what would you most like to do? My background is as a soil scientist, watershed, and weed specialist. What’s that mean? I get to lead a terrific team of experts in range science, archaeology, minerals, land law and realty, hydrology, wildlife, and paleontology who all care about natural resources as much as I do. I’m the Assistant Field Manager for the Moab Field Office of Bureau of Land Management. I’m still looking for the downside, haven’t found it yet. I love the clear air and star light, our night skies here are amazing!ģ) What do you dislike about living in Moab? Now he can just step outside our door.Ģ) What do you love most about living in Moab? Plus I learned early on in my marriage, that its critical to my husband’s happiness (and thus mine) to make sure he gets at least one red rock fix a year. I came for my job with the Bureau of Land Management. And when she’s not busy at work or spending time with her sweetie, she’s shaking it up Bollywood style. Lisa Bryant still hasn’t found a downside to living in Moab. 20 Questions with Lisa Bryant - Moab Sun News Close

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