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“One Dot at

a Time”

Linda Wagner

by Townley Moore

ne of the things I enjoy grade, and she
most in the world is taught me different
Obaking. Since I can techniques, from
remember, I have loved watching piping roses to secretary. Some days, she would
the Great British Baking Show on building roses with fondant. even “draw the cockroaches out of
Netflix. It was from watching this the woodwork” by making some of
show that I have discovered my Linda is the definition of someone her famous fried cake in the office
dream job: to own a bakery. As with a pure heart. She loves to put kitchen.
a middle schooler, I was lucky a smile on the faces of everyone She has treated me like her own
enough to go to church with she comes into contact with, either granddaughter, and that is a
Linda Wagner, and I learned by making their visions come true privilege I can never repay. Linda,
that she not only had experience in the form of a cake or by simply on many occasions, has gifted me
decorating cakes, but she also smiling when she sees them and with everything I could need to
sold them as well. I started to giving away the biggest hug. She start my own bakery, from a mixer
take cake decorating lessons with is retired now from working at to an airbrush kit and everything
Linda when I was in the sixth the Sunset International Bible
Institute where she served as a in between. If it wasn’t for her, I

Article Submitted by
Townley Moore MONTEREY

Townley Moore is a senior at Monterey High School. She participates in AP Research,
Mock Trial, and is fulfilling an internship at Sunset Church of Christ. Her parents are
Craig and Kimberly Moore. When she graduates, she hopes to eventually open a
bakery, but in the meantime, she will pursue a career in the business field.

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