Occupation: Administrative Assistant to the Vice President of Distribution for Insight.

First Job: Continental Bank in Chicago. I hated it.

Favorite or worst job: Working at Citibank for 7 1/2 years, part in Chicago, part here.

Wisest lesson learned: Your job is NOT the most important thing in your life.

Hardest choice made: Getting divorced.

Hobby: Horses, although I don't own one anymore.

Easiest way for me to relax: Fill a bath, get a glass of wine and a good book and relax in the tub.

Working on? Getting back to the gym more often

Movies I've been recommending lately: I hardly ever go to the movies. I usually watch them on video.

Current reading: I am always reading about three books at once.

Most impressive book I've read: "Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway" by Susan Jeffers, Ph.d.

Every New Years I resolve: I never make New Year's resolutions.

Most interesting personality: Charles Barkley.

Favorite childhood memory: Christmas time - when everyone was there.

One thing I can't stand: People who are rude to waiters or waitresses.

People who knew me in grade school, thought I was: Shy and quiet.

My friends like me because: I don't judge them.

If I won the Lottery I would: Travel to the South Pacific - spend two months - then go back to school full time.

Worst Memory: My dad's death. I was living here at the time and he was in Chicago. I had to fly back for the funeral. It was a very difficult time.

My idea of paradise is: A horse ranch.

My neighbor is: I have great, new neighbors. I've met them all.

A really great evening for me is: Having dinner at a great restaurant - then going out either dancing or listening to jazz.

Moments of pride: Winning three ribbons in Toastmasters for my speeches. Buying my first house.

Most tense moment: When I first came to Toastmasters and knew I was going to have to speak publicly.

Favorite pet? Dogs.

Aspirations/looking forward to: Getting into training at my current company

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