Welcome Friends,
I have been encouraged by many people over the years. One in particular was my Grandma Stewart who told intriguing stories at late night sleepovers. I would listen intently while roasting hot dogs in the fireplace. They were amazing, sometimes sad, sometimes hilarious stories. She was profoundly good at telling them. Oh, how I wish I wrote about them when I was young.
So, after years as a graphic artist and stay-at-home mom, I challenged myself to go back to school to become a writer. Since then I have contributed many stories to publications. I was also chosen as a 2012 Guideposts Workshop Winner and contributor. Recently I completed my first non-fiction self-help book, “Standing on Firm Ground,” and plan to publish in the Spring of 2019. In it I share my battle of depression and how I have maintained stability for the last twenty-three years. My goal is to connect with others to help them find hope, healing and useful tools.
Friends say I am a compassionate listener. If I were to describe myself, I would say I give my all to every project with great attention to detail. I am an avid scrapbooker, a loving and supportive wife and mother of four children. Accomplishing goals motivates me. My strength and hope are found in a loving God. I love spending time with family and friends, traveling to the Caribbean, and dreaming big.
I have been encouraged by many people over the years. One in particular was my Grandma Stewart who told intriguing stories at late night sleepovers. I would listen intently while roasting hot dogs in the fireplace. They were amazing, sometimes sad, sometimes hilarious stories. She was profoundly good at telling them. Oh, how I wish I wrote about them when I was young.
So, after years as a graphic artist and stay-at-home mom, I challenged myself to go back to school to become a writer. Since then I have contributed many stories to publications. I was also chosen as a 2012 Guideposts Workshop Winner and contributor. Recently I completed my first non-fiction self-help book, “Standing on Firm Ground,” and plan to publish in the Spring of 2019. In it I share my battle of depression and how I have maintained stability for the last twenty-three years. My goal is to connect with others to help them find hope, healing and useful tools.
Friends say I am a compassionate listener. If I were to describe myself, I would say I give my all to every project with great attention to detail. I am an avid scrapbooker, a loving and supportive wife and mother of four children. Accomplishing goals motivates me. My strength and hope are found in a loving God. I love spending time with family and friends, traveling to the Caribbean, and dreaming big.