Meet your neighbor

Sat., Feb. 5, 2005

The Spokesman-Review

Name: Jennifer Deering

Age: 30

Hometown: Coeur d’Alene native

Occupation: Jennifer works at Cafe Doma. In this photo, she is decorating the “Espresso to Go” moose, which graces the front of the cafe, for Valentine’s Day. The moose was decorated as a Santa moose at Christmas. The valentine “look” for the moose is completely up to Jennifer.

Family: Husband, Nathan; son, Darren, 12; and daughter, Breeya, 5. Breeya likes dancing, basketball and soccer.

Hobbies: Art, mountain and road biking, and duathlon, which is running, biking and running again. The Post Falls Duathlon in May will be her first competition. Nathan was in the Coeur d’Alene Triathlon last year.

Plans for Valentine’s Day: She is hoping for a surprise from Nathan.

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