Once upon a time, my freelance writing put food on the table for my family. Okay, that food was fish sticks and mac and cheese, but food nevertheless. For the past six years, I put my freelancing on hold to assist my husband with his business. Now, I am ready to get back in the writing game.

My past work was for bridal magazines, pet magazines, and assisting various businesses (newsletters, press releases, marketing, etc.). I am currently editing one of my three novels. For my day job, I work as a chiropractic assistant, and I am a member of the Aerobics and Fitness Association of America (AFAA).

My passion is ...

my family, of course, with coffee being a close second.

I know too much about ...

sleep deprivation

My parents always told me ...

to watch my language

My childhood ambition ...

to be a writer, then a dancer, then an actress, then a writer

My favorite memory ...

the births of all three of my kids, minus the pain

Why I write ...

to keep from talking to much

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

reading Duma Key, by Stephen King

My first job ...

busing tables at The Sidewalk Cafe

My best moment ...

the morning I woke up without hitting snooze three times

My inspiration ...

everything

Relationships & Family > Wedding Planning How to plan a wedding in one month

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Walk into any given bookstore, and you will find a section of books devoted to wedding planning. Most of these books have a checklist or countdown allowing for a planning period of six months to two years. Why? Many excited brides feel pressured to plan the perfect wedding, and the infinite number of choices for every detail can seem overwhelming. The reality, however, is that a wedding comes down to this: bride, groom, officiant, and guests to help them celebrate. The rest is mere icing on the wedding cake. If you are planning a wedding in one month, the main thing to remember is to make q...

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