: About Me

Thank you for taking the time to read my articles and to learn about me. I am originally from Colorado but currently living in the Arizona. What convinced me to move to the surface of the sun? I have no idea. But after a summer of lobster-red sunburns and vats of sunscreen, I have learned to love it here.

I am married to a wonderful man with a very demanding job, and until just recently I worked in the private finance industry. I am now a stay at home mother taking care of our three wonderful children, our not quite purebred Black and Tan Coon Hound, and our two cats of unknown origins. My husband has a habit of rescuing animals!

I was inspired to start writing by a project that is trying to write down the experiences of World War II veterans before their stories are lost to us. As I heard those stories I came to realize that some stories need to be shared.

My passion is ...

Living life to its fullest.

I know too much about ...

Changing diapers!

My parents always told me ...

If you are falling off a cliff you might as well try and fly, after all what have you got to lose.

My childhood ambition ...

To become a doctor.

My favorite memory ...

Horseback riding with my father,

Why I write ...

Because some stories need to be told and I love telling them.

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

Pretty much anything I can get my hands on.

My first job ...

Was as a bell hop, minus the schnazzy uniform.

My best moment ...

Too many moments qualify for just one.

My inspiration ...

Everything around me.

Home & Garden > Vegetables, Herbs & Fruits Get growing naturally: Start your seeds indoors

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Growing seeds indoors is a great way to jumpstart your gardening season. Three of the most common ways to sow seeds indoors is to use trays, pots, and modules. Which method you use typically depends on the type of plant you are growing. Trays- The best method for tiny seeds, ferns, annual flower seeds and wherever mass sowings are done indoors. Pots- Used for starting individual plants such as tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers. Modules- Have a wide variety of uses. Sweet corn, leeks, sprouts, cabbages, kale, lettuce, runner beans, French beans, sweet peas, carrots, and specimen flowers are ...

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