Hello, My name is Nancy, I am woman, wife, mother, and grandmother, stepmother, sister, aunt, and friend.
 I was born and raised in Canada. I have two beautiful adopted children, a daughter and a son. My daughter has blessed me with two precious granddaughters and a handsome grandson. My son has a heart of gold. I am such a lucky woman.
I was remarried in 2002 to a wonderful American and moved to the United States. I now have two wonderful step-daughters and two beautiful step-grandchildren. I love it here though I miss my family terribly.
I am a thinker, I do not consider myself a poet but I like to write down thoughts in free-style poetic form. I wrote my first poem when I was nine years old and it has been a secert passion of mine ever since.
One of my favorite quotes:
 "In the end it's not going to matter how many breaths you took; but how many moments took your breath away"
I have a compassion for children and much sympathy for another's suffering. I wish to be a voice for those who have none; the aborted, starving and homeless children, and those poor souls ruled by corrupt governments.

My passion is ...

poetry, music, nature, books, children, LIFE

I know too much about ...

illness & pain

My parents always told me ...

never give up

My childhood ambition ...

to live, to be a mother, to be loved, to go on an safari, to write poetry and short stories

My favorite memory ...

growing up on a farm, I love wide open spaces, green grass, meadows, woods and all the beauty that nature provides

Why I write ...

writing to me is like breathing, I have to, it is a journey and a release.

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

I read daily, I'm watching this screen, listening to country music.

My first job ...

a waitress

My best moment ...

when I adopted my daughter and my son; when I married my soulmate!

My inspiration ...

LIFE and the priviledge of giving and receiving so many blessings

Politics, News & Issues > Constitutional & Contract Law Should a woman have the right to choose abortion?

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Regardless of what the law allows us to do and to get away with, abortion is still the killing of a potential human being. So in essence we have laws that simply support murder. So what is murder? Why do we support it? According to the American Heritage Dictionary, murder is "the malicious and unlawful killing of one human being by another. All jurisdictions, ancient and modern, consider it a most serious crime and impose a severe penalty for its commission."

Malicious is defined as "having the nature or resulting from malice, deliberately harmful, and spiteful."

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