Of Course I Hear Voices: I Own Parrots

I'm a busy girl. I work full time, work part time, write part time, help care for my father and support my family. I like being busy. It keeps me focused and it keeps  me happy. I get bored easily. I feel like if I'm not at least thinking about something productive I'm being lazy. Yes, I have moments where I may have more free time than others. Still, if you want to get to know me, you have to be able to keep up. I will be working hard at my full time job. If I tell you I'm busy, I am busy. I will be working on multiple web and writing projects all the time. If they are published, read about them before you ask questions. Nothing is more insulting than someone asking a question when the answer is clearly listed in the article or blog. If it isn't published, I may be at a point where I am ready to share, I may not be. I will work my part time job at least one night a week. I will also go out usually one night a week. Why? Well when I work, I generally do not ...

Again, I do not have children, but I have birds. Really, they are just toddlers with wings. They are destructive, adorable, inquisitive and repeat what you say (yes, there is no cursing in my house). This Christmas, was our first Christmas without my mom. I knew it was going to be hard, but I had no idea how I would react. As the holiday grew closer, I decided to keep some of mom's traditions alive. One of those traditions was that along with a gift from Mom and Dad, there was always a present from "Santa" under the tree. Mind you we were all adults, but it was Mom's thing. I decided to keep that and the fun random stocking stuffers alive. I did my shopping. Wrapped (and by wrapped I mean gift bagged) the gifts and put them under my tree. In May my 22 year old male and 2 year old female had babies. I still have the 3 boys, and they LOVED the Christmas tree. They would fly into it, throw ornaments off of it, and pull lights out (there is nothing like looking up an...

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Ugh this is hard. I am actually looking to get a new car next month and I have no idea what I want. I guess I really do like the Ford Focus (I had one as a rental), and I have heard good things about the Kia Forte (and I am a Kia person already). Really I don't *need* all the bells and whistles. I just want something reliable (with less miles than poor Bessie/my Kia Rio who I've put over 12,000 miles on since June), and that is high enough off the ground my dad can get in and out of it. Ask me anything