hmmmmm...lived in a lot of places in the U.S. and get my love of traveling because I have lived all over. I love meeting people and seeing how they live. I love to read and when I read I like mysteries, history, folklore and legends. I am very interested in Cultural Anthropology, Archaeology, and learning how to "go green".

I have several blogs, Our Cultural World, Going Green, Buried Bones, Are they serious? and Country Roads. Country Roads is strictly a photo blog and it is very new.

I am a former member of the United States Air Force, many years ago, and was stationed in Germany and Boston, both beautiful places. I had a son when I was 22 who died from SIDS. He would have been 25 years old this past september and I do wonder what he might be like etc...I still miss him even after all this time, altho not with the pain I felt many years ago. Now he is a memory I treasure and cherish. Photography is my hobby and I do love taking photos. I now live in Wyoming, the "Cowboy Country" and it is fantastic here. The people are hard-working, self-sufficient and worthy of admiration and respect. I hope to become more like them, especially in the "Self-sufficient" area.

If you would like to ask me anything feel free. I am pretty open and honest. Some of my siblings are up here in Wyoming also. The other is still in San Diego with his family along with the rest of my family, aunts, uncles, cousins etc... while other aunts, uncles and cousins live in Alabama, Florida and Michigan.

I already, after living here for six years, am getting "itchy" feet and looking around for a new place to move. So far Tennessee looks like a possibility so would love to hear from any Tennesseans who would enlighten me about the state. Have been there, it is beautiful, but going through and living in it are two different things. I am especially interested in the weather. Getting kinda of tired of the cold myself. Is it humid? Does it snow a lot? What is the job market like? Anything would be helpful.