about me...
I work over-time as a mother, full-time as a college student and part-time as a housewife.
I live in the northern suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia in a quiet neighborhood, nestled between two very peculiar families and some very tall pine trees.
I am 32 years old, although, I am having a difficult time wrapping my mind around that reality. The concept of age seems strange to me, and only seems to be relevant on either end of the spectrum.
As of January 2004, I have returned to school for the first time in almost ten years. To say I am ecstatic is a vast understatement. And, this has made things in my life at least vaguely more interesting. I hope to eventually be a lawyer when I grow up. Here's to hoping that the third time is the charm for me.
My life is not what I imagined it might be; which is not to say that I'm unhappy with my circumstances, rather that my ideas and goals did not happen as I originally thought they would. I still spend a good part of my time day-dreaming about the future, but I try not to worry too much about how it might actually turn out.
I believe wholeheartedly in the concept of Things Happen for a Reason. And, I have come to accept and understand that my path in life will be a challenging one -- thus, the Robert Frost poem referenced within this site.
I met my future husband within ten minutes of logging onto the Internet for the very first time, and we've been together for just over ten years now. We've been married for almost seven of them.
While I have maintained different incarnations of personal websites for myself since 1997: this is my first domain, obtained last year. I would compare it to upgrading from a dial-up to DSL; there is no going back from this point.
While you will most assuredly be able to browse the pages of my site without the presence of animated puppies or kitties, I am a mother who will passionately tell you that giving birth to and raising her daughter is the absolute best thing she's ever done in this life, bar none.
I've given up on attemping to be cool anymore; right now I'm doing my best to be me.