Hello, my name is Sarah and I am a wife and a proud mother of two gorgeous little girls. I love my children with all my heart and they love me back I'm sure thats why they have me running everywhere about to pull my hair out after every turn. Myself being Caucasian I married into a 100% Puerto Rican family. So there was a lot to learn and I am still learning and I enjoying watching my children growing and learning from the two cultures. I love to write I always have, and always will. As a child I love the Babysitters Club books and The Sweet Valley Collection I started my own little book series that I distributed to my friends who fell in love and couldn't wait for my new chapter I would put out each week. But, as we grew so did our interests and slowly I stopped writing the book due to lack of interest . Currently a stay at home mom, I struggle to get little writing gigs, but my dream is to write books for pre-teens and young teens. I do currently write research papers for high school and college students, but my life is pretty much consumed with my two little girls. I also love gossiping so any friend would be welcomed. So now you know a little something about me, tell me a little something about you.

My passion is ...

my children

I know too much about ...

sorrow

My parents always told me ...

be myself

My childhood ambition ...

become famous

My favorite memory ...

cooking with my Grandmother. May she rest in peace!

Why I write ...

I love putting my thoughts and imaginations onto paper for others to enjoy and see what goes on inside my crazy little mind.

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

I am currently reading this question, on tv well my daughter is watching Dora the Explorer, and I am currently listening to my daughter yelling at the tv.

My first job ...

was a commissions clerk at Marvin Stamm Inc.

My best moment ...

getting married

My inspiration ...

God

Creative Writing > Humor Humor: Memories

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There is not a lot one can depend on in life. Seems like nothing is forever, and any given thing can be removed so very easliy. There is only one thing that can never be stolen from us; our memories. Memories that burrow deep into our subconscience, some of which we would love to share others we wish we didnt even remember. Nevertheless one of the greatest gifts we have is the ability make a memory. Where would we be if we were not able to store a single memory? Who there even be a society? And if there was, would we know if? A memory leaves an evverlasting mark on our brains, and sometimes...

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