As a writer my life is rather mundane as I sit at the computer wondering what to write about that will interest you, the reader. I don't leader a very exciting life, if you ask me it is quite boring in that I am usually carpooling my girls to and from school or in the summer I cart them to and from gymnastics and sometimes we go bowling. I also like to spend time with the men in my life, my son and husband. I glad I have a husband that puts up with the fact that I love my job as a stay-at-home mom and really only want to work part-time.
When I am not doing something with my girls or family I am a member of the River Valley Toastmasters Club where I am hoping to better my speaking and leadership skills through speaking and other roles that are a part of every meeting. My hope is to become a motivational speaker as well as one that informs others that a person with a disability is no different than than there own life. This Thursday I will be giving my third speech since I joined regarding Cerebral Palsy and a light overview on what it entails.
Add my writing, speaking, my family, and the fact that I have three cats and three dogs you see my life in a nutshell. You may be shocked to know that I am the one that is a dog person and two of the dogs are stronger than I am but I am the one that controls them the most. I have always been a dog person thanks to my own upbringing of being around dogs my whole life. I guess that is not to hard to imagine if you remember the fact that as a child I was most often at the stables with the horses either riding or volunteering with The American Riding Club for the Handicapped (ARCH) in Southern California.
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