I live near Seattle with my husband and three daughters. I spend time exploring the area, hiking and biking, gardening, keeping house, and playing with the kids and cats.
I've written for various websites including Suite101 and Examiner and also for print magazines including South Florida Parenting, The Mop Rag, and AIM.
My first daughter's birth story was published in Sheri Menelli's book, Journey Into Motherhood: Inspirational Stories of Natural Birth.
I've also published several pieces of photography in International Library of Photography collections.
My passion is ...
mothering
My first job ...
Cleaning my great-grandma's apartment
When Dangerous Encounters, the National Geographic show, used the "secret" underwater research station at the Seattle Aquarium to film an episode on sixgill sharks, my six-year-old daughter declared her ambition to become a marine biologist. With that goal in mind, we have made several recent visits to the aquarium.
One of the best things about the Seattle Aquarium is its location at the edge of Elliott Bay in the Puget Sound. Sixgill Sharks, the third largest predatory sharks in the world, swim directly under the aquarium. When the aquarium is not engaged in active sixgill shark research,...
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