I am taking part in “The Write Tribe Festival of Words 1st to 7th September 2013".
1. I would be lost in this life without my husband and children. They are the reason I get up in the morning and persevere. I love them with every fiber of my being.
2. When my husband is on the road I count on my four dogs for warmth and companionship, and they don’t disappoint. I always sleep on my side. My rat terrier, Puppy Love, always snuggles up against my back. My Boston terrier, Jolly, is my teddy bear and the two small dogs (the Chihuahua Zoe, and the Min Pin Tia) snuggle around my feet. We all dive deep under the covers and stay warm. I would miss my dogs. They are a part of my family with their unique personalities. There isn’t a one of them I could live without.
3. I don’t think I would be me if I didn’t have a book nearby to read. I have loved books since I was very small.
4. My computer is my link to the outside world and I would be a fish out of water without it for long. With it I explore my creativity with my writing, photography, and the bit of web design I have dabbled in. I play computer games and listen to music. Last but not least I connect with friends from all over the world, some which have become a very important, vital part of my existence.
5. A very important link to my husband is my cell phone. I am not sure how I ever lived without a cell phone in the past. These days my cell phone is my primary phone. Why pay for a house phone and a cell phone? So I don’t. My cell phone goes everywhere I go. I love my stopwatch/timer app that keeps track of how many minutes I am pedaling on my exercise bike and when to turn the meat on the grill. I check the weather, my bank account, and who died from my phone. It is another link to the outside world that I use constantly.
6. I wouldn’t be me if I didn’t have my tunes. They are safely stored on my cell phone and whenever I hear a song I instantly love I download it to my phone. I write better to music. I work better when listening to music. Music is the heartbeat of my existence and an integral part of my soul. It makes me happy when I am sad and makes life one big party.
7. I can’t live without food. I admit it, I love to cook and I absolutely suck at dieting. I love to create in the kitchen and I am good at it. I love to try new recipes and tackle new culinary challenges. We all have to eat right? While I hate the drudgery of the cleanup, I love the creation of great food, the satisfied expressions on my family’s faces, and the accomplishment I feel when my French baguettes come out of the oven perfect. I love trying new things and the thrill when I get it right.
1. I would be lost in this life without my husband and children. They are the reason I get up in the morning and persevere. I love them with every fiber of my being.
2. When my husband is on the road I count on my four dogs for warmth and companionship, and they don’t disappoint. I always sleep on my side. My rat terrier, Puppy Love, always snuggles up against my back. My Boston terrier, Jolly, is my teddy bear and the two small dogs (the Chihuahua Zoe, and the Min Pin Tia) snuggle around my feet. We all dive deep under the covers and stay warm. I would miss my dogs. They are a part of my family with their unique personalities. There isn’t a one of them I could live without.
3. I don’t think I would be me if I didn’t have a book nearby to read. I have loved books since I was very small.
5. A very important link to my husband is my cell phone. I am not sure how I ever lived without a cell phone in the past. These days my cell phone is my primary phone. Why pay for a house phone and a cell phone? So I don’t. My cell phone goes everywhere I go. I love my stopwatch/timer app that keeps track of how many minutes I am pedaling on my exercise bike and when to turn the meat on the grill. I check the weather, my bank account, and who died from my phone. It is another link to the outside world that I use constantly.
7. I can’t live without food. I admit it, I love to cook and I absolutely suck at dieting. I love to create in the kitchen and I am good at it. I love to try new recipes and tackle new culinary challenges. We all have to eat right? While I hate the drudgery of the cleanup, I love the creation of great food, the satisfied expressions on my family’s faces, and the accomplishment I feel when my French baguettes come out of the oven perfect. I love trying new things and the thrill when I get it right. 
