: About Me

We are creating a life where we work less and enjoy life, love, family, and art more. I'm going to train to become a life coach as a part time career and continue my astrological studies.

My personal blog: http://terrimuse.blogspot.com/

My husband's website (Hire him!): http://www.shamelesscreations.com/index2.php

Our store (Buy Funny Stuff!): http://www.cafepress.com/shamelesshumor

My passion is ...

my family, my friends, and my spirituality

I know too much about ...

Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne

My parents always told me ...

I should be a lawyer (just my mom). She actually couldn't have been more wrong. I hate to debate anything.

My childhood ambition ...

Ice Skater, Teacher, Computer Programmer, Actor

My favorite memory ...

My wedding

Why I write ...

I just always have. And I need money.

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

Reading: A World Beyond by Ruth Montgomery

My first job ...

Cashier at Fuddruckers! (Later became a vegetarian. Later became an unvegetarian.)

My best moment ...

Can't pick just one--wedding, baby, going away party

My inspiration ...

freedom and love, the peaceful feeling that comes from listening to the still, small voice within

Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Death of a loved one

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When I was six, my mother's Uncle John died. I remember being at the wake. I remember seeing the body, somewhat from afar. I remember being completely freaked out by it. Later, I was in the bathroom at the funeral home, alone in the stall, and I was sure he was watching me. He might even come get me. I thought about that a lot for a while. And then, it passed. I was 16 or 17 when my maternal grandfather died. It's somewhat hard to fathom it now. We weren't that close, and yet we were. Even though I did not know him well, he was the first person I really loved to die. I cried for months abo...

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