: About Me

I'm interested in helping find solutions for societal and family issues. Sharing my insight and imparting knowledge to others is what I enjoy. I have found writing on Helium to be a creative and fun.

I am a graduate of Towson University in Maryland, with a Liberal Arts Degree; Business Administation Concentration; Minor in Political Science.

I worked my way through school after studying English,Art and Mechanical drawing at Essex Community College. I've also been a Crepe and Omlette Chef ,as well as a Junior Illustrator in my youth. I eventually landed my first "real job" with a fortune 500 Electronics Corporation, where I planned materials in the MRP Department.

I left to raise my family and I am "my kids mom". Writing on Helium gives me an opportunity to share my points of view about life,family,education,politics, business and economics.

I've been to Europe, South of France,Monico,Bermuda and Canada; In the summertime you are sure to see me sailing in Newport, Rhode Island. However, the Chesapeake Bay, Delaware and Maryland beaches are my playground.

My passion is ...

sailing with my husband.

I know too much about ...

teenagers

My parents always told me ...

life is tough

My childhood ambition ...

being like my 4th grade teacher Mrs.Seilor.

My favorite memory ...

riding horses and going to the shore.

Why I write ...

I enjoy sharing valuable insight on topics that help others.

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

"In Praise of Stay At Home Moms" Dr.Laura;

My first job ...

Omlette Chef at the beach.

My best moment ...

having my kids.

My inspiration ...

the Bible

Pets & Animals > Animal Rights & Issues Should companies that use animals in their advertising campaigns support animal welfare efforts?

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Yes, indeed a company should help the welfare of animals, particularly if a company is exploiting animals through an advertising campaign. Actually, utilizing animals in advertising is a great way for companies to get their message out, because consumers respond to animals. Many people relate emotionally to animals, because they may be familiar with a particular type of creature. Dogs, cats, monkeys, and even reptiles represent family to many people in the world today. We have all had our hearts tugged when a kitty or pooch shows up on the television and even in the movie theatre. Many typ...

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