: About Me

I'm a stay at home mom of two kids, two dogs, and one husband. I really like reading and writing and I really don't like dishes and laundry. I like talking to people who understand that we all have different ideas and understandings of things. I enjoy all kinds of movies and music...well hip hop not so much. I went to college for one quarter and that was the most fun I'd had in a long time and I'm hoping to return as soon as the boy starts school. I love debating ideas with people who don't take it personally if you disagree with them. Oh I have to say I love getting scared, scary movies, books, dark old creepy houses...the cheesier the better.

Someday I hope to have a job that I am good at and a job where I'm respected because I'm dependable not taken advantange of. (I also hope to learn to write that sentence without ending in a prepostition.)

Trying to quit smoking has thus far been one of the biggest challenges I've faced....besides not getting irratated with people who eat loudly.

People say they like me because I'm opened minded and it's easy to make me laugh. I find humor in so many things I can't even begin to list them.

I think that's about it; talking about myself is weird.

My passion is ...

wow uh, I guess standing up for the underdog.

I know too much about ...

nothing. You can never know too much.

My parents always told me ...

you don't know where they've been so don't act like you do.

My childhood ambition ...

travel and see everyone and everything I could.

My favorite memory ...

oh way too many. I love looking back at my past. Probably something from my childhood.

Why I write ...

because I express myself better in writing than speaking.

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

my kids screaming at eachother and the Today show.

My first job ...

McDs! HATED IT!

My best moment ...

was when I first realized my husband was totally in love with me

My inspiration ...

stories about people or groups who have had their backs against the wall but still came out on top.

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