: About Me

I love the outdoors, I would rather be outside, snow falling, below freezing and making snow angels, or sking of course. Oh did I mention that the mountains are my favorite place outside. I spent about 14 years in the Colorado rockies, came back to Kansas, (home) about two years ago, to be closer to my grand daughters. It's been wonderful seeing them all the time, but I sure miss those mountains. I love to camp, fish, hunt, 4-wheele, snowmobile, all the fun stuff outside too.

However when I must be inside, I am usually writing, if not, reading a good book. I cherish time in front of a fire while reading also. I usually don't watch too much tv - life's too short!

I have just completed one fiction novel, I have 14 more outlined. I know that sounds crazy huh, but the good Lord blessed me with the gift of ideas - I never seem to run out.

And one manuscript I am working on in peticular was written in mind for Julia Roberts and Richard Gere.

My passion is ...

writing, of course

I know too much about ...

everything - LOL

My parents always told me ...

your only as good as your word - never tell a lie!

My childhood ambition ...

to be a nurse

My favorite memory ...

6 weeks vacationing at an Amazing lake.

Why I write ...

it's my life

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

CNN - coverage of the election

My first job ...

14yrs - working in corn fields for the summer

My best moment ...

finding my 3yr old son that had wandered off while in mountains.

My inspiration ...

God's love thru Jesus Christ - Amen!

Relationships & Family > Children & Divorce Key to divorce success for children: Developing a friendship with your ex-spouse

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Developing a friendship with your ex-spouse is very critical for your child or children's success and acceptance of the divorce. Without some sort of friendship between the parents, you are placing your child in a position and situation that he or she should never have to be in. This position could eventually alter their own life's path, depending on the degree of animosity between the parents. In some cases, depending on the circumstances that initialy cause the divorce - the children may blame themselves, without you being aware that they feel this way to begin with. Most parents are usu...

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