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'''Aunt Margaret''' is the owner of the [[I Love Bees (website)|www.ilovebees.com]] web site that the [[AI]] [[Melissa (A.I.)|Melissa]] crashes into during the [[I Love Bees]] saga. Aunt Margaret is played by [[Mary Varnarsdale]]. | '''Aunt Margaret''' is the owner of the [[I Love Bees (website)|www.ilovebees.com]] web site that the [[AI]] [[Melissa (A.I.)|Melissa]] crashes into during the [[I Love Bees]] saga. Aunt Margaret is played by [[Mary Varnarsdale]]. | ||
Margaret is a retired substitute schoolteacher (17 years in the Vacaville school system.) She became interested in the internet through her honey business. She lives with her cat, Farnsworth. | Margaret is a retired substitute schoolteacher (17 years in the Vacaville school system.) She became interested in the internet through her honey business. She lives with her cat, Farnsworth. | ||
Her hobbies include reading, especially mysteries. Her favourite books are Ellis Peters, the Brother Cadfael books, Alexander McCall Smith and the Precious Ramotswe books. | Her hobbies include reading, especially mysteries. Her favourite books are Ellis Peters, the Brother Cadfael books, Alexander McCall Smith and the Precious Ramotswe books. | ||
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Aunt Margaret is the owner of the www.ilovebees.com web site that the AI Melissa crashes into during the I Love Bees saga. Aunt Margaret is played by Mary Varnarsdale.
Margaret is a retired substitute schoolteacher (17 years in the Vacaville school system.) She became interested in the internet through her honey business. She lives with her cat, Farnsworth.
Her hobbies include reading, especially mysteries. Her favourite books are Ellis Peters, the Brother Cadfael books, Alexander McCall Smith and the Precious Ramotswe books.
Aunt Margaret loved her niece Dana, who also ran the www.ilovebees.com site, and viewed her as the the daughter she never had.
