自我介绍

Loving all that it good, pretty much describes me best. Good food, good conversation, laughter and awesome people. I have always loved to open up my house to entertain. Things I can't live without are: believing in the impossible, my Americano quad expresso with heavy whip in the morning, canning peaches in the summer, being artistic, raising Heritage Bronze Turkey's for Thanksgiving, my 36" chainsaw and my precious United States of America. Born in Washington D. C., I learned from an early age from Grandpa, who worked for the Pentagon for 36 years, instilled the Pride and love of America in me at an early age. With my Nana many hours spent, as she taught me the important lessons of life, how to grow the garden, how to ring the neck and plug the chicken for dinner. She taught me how to be beautiful and tough, how to survive anything, how to be courageous, and how to work hard. But most of all, she sat me down at her firmica kitchen table, with a cup of coffee and donuts. We would sit there, her teaching me the art of dunking donuts in coffee Like a sponge, I soaked in the meaningful conversation, as she would tell me how precious I was to her, that I was strong and beautiful and that with God all things are possible. I truly am my grandparents. I've traveled to Italy, France, Spain, Mexico, and Kauaii, Hawauii. Italy is my favorite. I love the anient ruins and friendly italian people. I love the gooey, romanticness of "Pride and Prejudice" and "Patriot" for its valliant warriors who sacraficed for our freedom. There's nothing more romantic than a man who fights passionately for what he believes in, and that he is willing to die for. I'm attempting to write a Novel about believing God for a miracle. In the agonizing wait for the miracle, she finds out she has a gift she didn't know she had. The genre is slip stream/ thriller and is based on my life story. Things I'm thankful for in writing this book is word correct, and the ten year plan. Because it is such a monumental task writing a book, it will be a miracle in itself. If dreams can come true by perseverance and grit alone, than this book will be written and published. If I was to describe myself in a nutshell, I would say I have the spirit of Joan of Arc. Free spirited, yet focued on the task at hand. Putting me in a catergory of people would only frustrate you. It would be easier to hold down a torando or a hurricane than it to would be to hold me down from the task at hand. Motto: the more mistakes you make, the better you get at your craft, embrace failure.