I'm a freelance writer and editor specializing in Law of Attraction and humor, which is probably considered one-and-the-same to some people. I've been a humor columnist for newspapers in Orlando and in Oregon.
I discovered Abraham-Hicks a few years ago, and writing about Law of Attraction and its countless aspects is my deepest joy. I'm currently blogging about that fascinating subject at www.abrahamfun.com.
When not at my trusty computer working on projects and/or reading funny emails, I enjoy attending Orlando Magic basketball games, philosophical discussions, composing muzak, and eating Bakers Chocolate squares. (Go figure.)
In 2001, I moved from Ashland, Oregon, to the Orlando area, where I live with my feller, Mark, and various imaginary friends.
My passion is ...
Life - the thing that happens to you while you're making other plans.
I know too much about ...
Dust bunnies
My parents always told me ...
To speak so people can hear you and write so people can read it.
My childhood ambition ...
To marry Ricky Jones up the street as soon as I turned seven
My favorite memory ...
When son Joel's high school football team won the Oregon state championship
Why I write ...
The office jobs were borrrrring and I couldn't wear my bunny slippers.
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
The Sounds of Silence
My first job ...
Dipping Dilly Bars at the DQ
My best moment ...
Being born wasn't so bad, for openers
My inspiration ...
Mark Toms, my beau, confidante, life partner, and the person who gets me out of computer jams on a regular basis
Let's hear it for perfectionism! To clarify, I'm not referring to the kind where a person goes berserk if they don't make straight A's in school, if they gain a pound or two, or if someone spills Kool-Aid on the carpet. I'm not recommending that sort of perfectionism. (Been there, done that, got the t-shirt, but it had some lint on it.) I'm recommending a perfectionism that will work wonders and will serve as great substitute if you happen to be locked into that old, freak-out-when-things-go-wrong kind of perfectionism. I'm recommending that we spend time every day creating our concept of ...
More..Karen Williams
Winter Springs, Florida US
Member since: September 2007
Articles Written: 133