: About Me

As an accredited, published newspaper correspondent for my local newspaper, I have endeavered on an awesome journey learning the ins and outs of becoming a published children's author. I have written a series of children's stories based on my own children's wonderous curious antics.
Writing is my niche, its a part of who I am. Momma always told me, "You have the talent, now do something about it." And I am with much research into the writing world.
With the most important people of my life, my husband, five children. I am a stay at home mom, volunteer for The American Cancer Society, pursuing training classes to become a Certified CPR instructor along with PTA meetings and a hand full of extra-curricular activities the children attend; we conquer it all-somehow. We live in The Midlands of South Carolina and we are countrified, classic southern folks.

My passion is ...

Family, Writing

I know too much about ...

Pregnancy and child rearing

My parents always told me ...

I told you so

My childhood ambition ...

Author, Writer

My favorite memory ...

sneaking out of my parents house to meet up with my best friend

Why I write ...

To express myself and others feelings, sights, sounds experiances

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

Helium and Cars

My first job ...

cashier

My best moment ...

When I became a mother and married the love of my life, my husband

My inspiration ...

My husband, Troy, a Firefighter, Emt, K9 Unit Volunteer with a determination for success that I've never seen before and with unwavering support and love for me and our family, my daughter Amantha, my boys Dawson, Grey, Dominick and our daughter Rory Katherin for showing me what life is truly about.

Creative Writing > Memoirs Memoirs: What to say to the world in your 15 minutes of fame

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I only have a brief fifteen minutes to say something amazing that will forever alter the way people perceive the world around them. I have racked my brain trying to come up with a short speech that would cover all of the worlds issues. Although that is feat is nearly impossible, what I do have to say I feel is pretty close. When a person takes their very last breath, their very last thought is of the people they have lived their lives for. Nothing else in this world matters in that second. I know I was there once. You don't think about the life you've led, or even the accomplishments you'v...

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