Bailey works at Lone Oak Elementary, and loves that she only had to work an hour and a half, four days a week. It left much more time for her to hide around the corners of her hallways and scare her mother and grandmother.

The start of Bailey’s junior year, she got her license to drive. She loved to drive and felt free doing so. Her mother’s voice was no longer in her ear saying, “There’s a stop sign,” as she slowed down to stop at said stop sign. It is safe to say, Bailey was at peace when she started to drive alone.

Looking back, Bailey stated that when she went through Chic Fil A drive through, she gave the employee a different name for her order every time. Her favorite name to use is Penny.

Bailey is never one that would go out on weekends, but if you offered to take her to the lake, she would take it in a heartbeat. She also enjoys sitting in a crowded parking lot or sitting at Noble Park to “people watch.”

Expect to find a nightstand full of books. It is unlikely that she read them all, but she is always “going to get around to it.” The only book she read cover to cover was the Bible. She lived by it, and she encourages you to do the same.