About Me
 Scott and Margaret at an IU Women's Basketball dinner.
There is much to update.
On Friday, May 5, 2023, my husband Scott passed in his sleep. I miss him every day. You can read more about him at his memorial website. My late husband Scott Hutchinson once said that we are here in this world to help people. I agree. So whatever you read on this site is a small reflection of me trying to be accepting of and nice to other people. Or at least leaving them in peace. WORK - I have the great good fortune to teach at the finest university in the world: Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. I teach K200 - Computer Technology in Public Health in the department of Kinesiology. Kinesiology is in the IU School of Public Health-Bloomington. I absolutely LOVE my job. HOBBIES - I am a belly dancer and direct my own troupe Different Drummer Belly Dancers. A great joy in my life is cheering on my students when they play in IU Athletic events. I feel it is my duty to cheer on my students and embarrass them just like the family they wish never came to their games does. I have recently become a Swiftie! This has lead me to find MY CRAFT: Friendship bracelets. I love making them and giving them away. Thanks Taylor Swift. PETS - For 15 years Scott and I had two wonderful cats, Freya and Jackson. They parted from this world a few years ago. Our friend Laura took some wonderful pictures of our cats. Check them out here: Margaret's Cats. 
Cagney & Lacey at Scout's Honor.
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 Scott with Daisy. See #daisydoodledogin to see many pictures of these two in social media.
The Era of Daisy - In October 2016, we adopted a rescue poodle named Daisy. You can see Daisy and Scott above. I love them both with all my heart. Daisy has her own hashtag: #daisydoodledogin. I post a lot of pictures and stories about her on my Instagram and Facebook accounts. She rules our house. Yes that is our fault and we really don't care. Daisy passed the first summer of COVID. She is dearly missed. Cagney & Lacey
These sisters were rescued thanks to Ohio Freedom Tails. Yes please give them some love and send money if you can. Cagney and Lacey were rescued from an Amish puppy mill. They have been afraid most of their life but now they are thinking that maybe life is good. You can see them in their fall time picture taken by the wonderful staff at Scout's Honor Boarding and Day Care. 
Cagney & Lacey, Scout's Honor 2022 Fall Picture
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