Hello, my name is Robyn. I am a busy wife and mother of two, living in the South, who grew up in Montana. I'm a Texan by birth and in heart, maybe I'll be a resident there again one day. Oh, how I'd love that! In addition to my love of everything Texan, including the Longhorns, the Capital city, bluebonnets, and OF COURSE the food, I love to write. Thus my presence here. It's a sort of escape and stress relief for me. My other hobbies are singing, cooking, reading, photography, attending plays, operas, etc, research (especially health and nutrition topics), shooting pool, and most of all spending time w/ my hubbie and children, and friends.

My passion is ...

My Lord Jesus, my hubbie, and children

I know too much about ...

Nothing, I'd like to know more about everything.

My parents always told me ...

I'm beautiful and talented, and to follow the Lord.

My childhood ambition ...

to be a teacher, mother, ..though my "ambition" changed often.

My favorite memory ...

Christmases while growing up in Montana

Why I write ...

because I love it, it's a release for me.

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

At this precise moment, my hubbie watching Bill Engvall on TV

My first job ...

part-time secretary

My best moment ...

giving my life to the Lord, & marrying my husband

My inspiration ...

my life so far, my mom, and my precious family

Travel > Travel Planning & Advice Tips for surviving a cross-country road trip with your sanity intact

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When I was a kid, my mom loved to take us on road trips. So I have a good deal of experience in this matter. I've always loved road trips. One thing that I find nessecary is stopping often. It really helps everyone's moods to get out, get fresh air, strech and use the restroom. Stopping every two hours is recommended to keep your blood circulating and to ward off going stir-crazy. Also, taking time seeing points of interest along the way can break up the monotony of the road. Whether it's a museum, old battleground, or something of the like it will lend a little amusement and possibly a...

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