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Aimee and her husband have their own business called Tischer Photographic Gallery on West Superior Street. His art gallery is open from 10:00AM - 5:00PM.

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Aimee is a musician. Her music changes other peoples' perspective by the melody she plays or the words of her songs. She tries to make sure that people know there are problems, and we should do something that grows our minds. As a female musician, she has helped others with feminism. As a result she made others be vocal about their experiences.

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She and her husband remind people that instead of being rapped up in what they want to see; instead, they tell what they see and what they should be able to change.

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"It was very difficult to decide what I wanted to do with my life! I bounced around from being a child psychologist, working in Human Resources, to working in chemical dependency.

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If Aimee Tisher could change her job, she would but she feels happier with her life in music. But if she had to then she would chose a career with animals. She loves them so much she can't help but cry.

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"I loved band. Also, art/dance classes with Kris Nelson . I also loved my English classes with Mr. Swanson when we focused on literature and delving into themes and life lessons from each story."
-Aimee

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"I was painfully shy in school. At first, I had help from my parents and older siblings with facing my problems. Soon, they wanted me to be more independent and instead of dealing with my problems for me, they gave me advice on how to solve them on my own."
-Aimee

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She was mostly into a lot of one act plays and musicals. She also went to many solo competitions for band in which she bonded with her peers.
Most of the competitions were placed at UMD and she got to know more about some of the Wrenshall upperclassmen too which she spent the whole day with them.
She also remembers playing a game of poker between Paul Shea, Sam Jacobson, and Tim Stephenson.

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She moved from Carlton and began first grade in Wrenshall.