: About Me

I am a Christian lady that has many life experiences.

I was married when I was very young. The marriage lasted for almost twenty years (husband is deceased). I have two wonderful boys that are young adults now. I am currently single and enjoying life.

I have owned my own daycare business and have worked in a manufacturing setting as well. Currently I am a working professional and own my own company once again. I have always started at the bottom and worked my way to the top with everything I have done.

I love horses and nature. I have three horses at this time and live in the country. I also have two dogs. I have many interests. My all time favorite pastime is to go horseback riding in the mountains. I also love to create by writing, doing artwork and taking photographs.

I am very strong in my community and have volunteered with the local school district for 13 years. I am a Rotarian as well. I mentor teens at my church and am a CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate).

My passion is ...

Horses

I know too much about ...

anything

My parents always told me ...

If you want something done and done right - do it yourself.

My childhood ambition ...

To become a forester

My favorite memory ...

I have many fond memories

Why I write ...

It gives me a way to express my creativity

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Nature

My first job ...

Counseling teens while I was a teen.

My best moment ...

When I am out in the mountains.

My inspiration ...

God

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The condition of our heart is the key to our life. A heavy heart creates bitterness, resentment, self-pity, shame, guilt and negative behaviors and emotions. All these emotions create depression. Health and happiness are linked to our inner spirit. When we have been injured or have injured others our spirit changes. Sometimes we are conscious of the spiritual change and other times we don't realize we are changing because it is a slow gradual change over time. The hurt is like an open wound that festers either on the surface or deep inside. And it will continue to fester until we heal the ...

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