I figured it’s time to update my bio.  The other one was rather dry and …well, boring. If you read the last bio, you know that I’m married with two great kids and we all live in Texas along with our cats and dogs. Do I love reading and writing—that seems a given.  So, here’s my new bio. I’m a writer.  I’m moody.  Sometimes I’m nice, and sometimes I’m not—though I try to be.  I love being a wife and a mom and think that both must be the most fulfilling and terrifying ‘jobs’ that were ever created.  I love vegetables and could be a vegetarian, except for the fact I love steaks, and chicken and fish and my mom’s roast. ;)   I’m often impatient, but not really sure why I’m in such a hurry.  I like lazy Sunday afternoons and foggy early mornings. I’d love to visit Scotland and Italy, Ireland and Russia—in no particular order.  I love music of all kinds, though Beethoven is a favorite as is Norah Jones and Sarah McLachlan.  I love Celtic music be it folk or African fusion. Favorite course I ever took in college?  African Politics—only course I ever read the entire text book plus the required novels for the class.  (Yes, I can be a nerd.)  Least Favorite course:  Biology.  What are alleles anyway and who came up with that term?  I get excited over research for new books.  As a kid, I wanted to fly the space shuttle and still think it would be cool to launch into space and walk on the moon.  Is it any wonder I prefer the star studded nights to the bright days?   Favorite constellation:  Orion (probably because it’s the first one I can immediately find).  I like to cook when I have the time and find it relaxing.  Favorite literary character:  That one’s hard.  Maybe Atticus Finch because he didn’t do the expected thing.  Or Hamlet because he was so devious.  And you have to hand it to Lady Macbeth for knowing how to wrap a man around her finger. ;)  (though she was a little too dominatrix for me.)  If I could live anywhere I wanted?  Probably northeastern New Mexico on a big ranch out in the middle of nowhere.  Though I’m pretty happy where I am now—country living, great winter weather and Texas Bluebonnets in the spring.   Yeah, life is good. J

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