: About Me

At the age of two quarters put together, I am excited in the journey of writing. Living here on desert winds, is an oportunistic challenge in finding newer views of how to experience myself and share it with others.

My hobbies are too many to list, for everything attracts my attention. However I am of old school and my career are my daughters as they grow. One in college and one in high school, learning to drive has definitely given me a humorous outlook that at times is cynical. I do have a lic in Esthetician and Real Estate and worked in Mexico as an ESL teacher for several years.

I look forward to interacting with other members. My interest as of this moment is to learn how to write better. The more I learn about writing the more doors I seem to find, its opening these doors that can be overwhelming. So hence the reason for connecting with other authors.

My passion is ...

Anything that exhilirates my blood , makes me move my hips, and makes me laugh.

I know too much about ...

Nothing. The more I know the less I know. ( Who said that?)

My parents always told me ...

Try it. If at first you dont succeed try again.

My childhood ambition ...

Play, Play,. Play

My favorite memory ...

Living in Cabo San Lucas Mexico. Sitting near the beach.

Why I write ...

Its fun!

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

Anything and everything that comes my way.

My first job ...

Receptionist.

My best moment ...

hahahahahaha! I am not tellin'

My inspiration ...

When I am paying attention. GOD

Pets & Animals > Birds Bird orders: Introduction to the apodiformes

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Apodiforme Order are three families of small migrating birds that have the ability to live most of their daily lives in the air. Their physical design helps them with long distance flying and aerial gymnastics. They are small agile birds that are environmentally friendly Apodiformes, known in Greek as footless', are divided into Apodidea or commonly known as Swift birds, Hemiprocnidae known as Tree Swifts, and Trochilidae known as hummingbirds. All three types of birds have skin on their feet instead of the common scutes or scales. Their tiny little legs and feet do not have much strength ...

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