: About Me

I am a poet and artist.  So... writing non-fiction is a hobby.  In this day and age in America, I still find that women aren't supposed to have an opinion about anything outside of the home.  I guess I've never really learned "my place"... 

I have been a poet since about 1979.  I've been published and am in the process of putting out several chapbooks and workbooks.  I have 2 chapbooks of poetry ready (with a 3rd in progress) and 2 workbooks (on grieving and diet behavior modification/education).  I've also just begun to research the geneology of Fitch, Webster, Scott and Schick lines.  It turns out that I may be distantly related to Percy Bysshe Shelley and Alfred Lord Tennyson.

I did my primary art work in portraits in the medium of pencil or ink.  An auto accident prompted a medium change to oil painting and watercolors.

My primary objective in life right now is learning to get beyond physical pain, fatigue and sleep deprivation.  That's what I waste most of my time doing.  My lipids panel and A1c tests are showing a slow progress.

I would like to say thank you in advance to anyone who sends me constructive feedback on my articles.

I chose not to use my real name to prevent or stem harassment and manipulation by a stalker.

My passion is ...

Art and writing. I love to create.

I know too much about ...

Health and nutrition

My parents always told me ...

To clean my plate because there were starving children overseas.

My childhood ambition ...

To be an Artist

My favorite memory ...

My littlest Angel book

Why I write ...

I want to leave the world a better place. I don't know everything... but, I am a good teacher.

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

Adam Hurst, Gypsy Cello music

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