Welcome to page two of my bio *smiles* you must be really curious if you've come this far. I will try to make this as interesting as possible. Sometimes my interests change quicker than my moods. Then of course, there are the interests that may accidentally be left out, not because I'm forgetful *smiles* but because I just have so many interests that it is hard to remember them all.

Now where to begin, ah yes, we'll begin with the interests: The interests are many and vary from the mundane to the "Lock me in a padded cell and throw away the key." For as long as I can remember, I've loved reading, mainly Stephen King & Dean Koontz. But I will read anything I can get my hands on. I also enjoy historical romances and those romances of a paranormal nature. I never studied art, but have been drawing --not stick figures lol--since I the age of 5. I love the work of Dorian Cleavenger, Boris Vallejo & Julie Bell, and a number of other fantasy artists.

I enjoy gothic architecture--especially old castles. Being outside late at night just walking around and listening--I prefer the quiet of the country to the hustle and bustle of the city. Martial arts, swimming, horseback riding, football, hockey, and baseball. On occasion I will catch Nascar on the weekends.

I do enjoy spending time with my kids, but they are at the age where they don't like to be seen in public with their mother *smiles* teenagers..sheesh.

As far as TV and movies. I enjoy watching the Charmed, The X-Files, Forensic Files, horror movies, suspense and thrillers, and dramas. I also enjoy the Harry Potter movies probably more than my kids did. I don't spend a lot of time watching TV or movies but when I do actually sit down and watch I'm not concentrating on the program, instead I am thinking up "What if's?" for stories. So I guess one could say that I like to take what has already been done and twist it.

My taste in music is varied. Though I prefer 80s, I will listent to country, some hip hop, classical, and nature sounds. I will listen to movie soundtracks when I don't feel like changing the cd every few minutes.

Now I suppose it is time for the turn-ons and turn-offs. These lists aren't very long. They are short and to the point: Turn-Ons: Intelligence, creativity,a sense of humor, and someone who takes care of themself--not necessarily a healthnut, just someone who is accustomed to using soap and water on a daily basis. Turn-Offs: Body odor, bad language, drug addicts and and alcoholics-over indulgence in alcohol, someone who can not be faithful to one person, and anyone who runs around with a "Poor little me" attitude when things don't go their way. This last one is a big concern, as people with that attitude spend more time feeling sorry for themself than they do trying to come up with a solution to the problem. In a man, this is a sign of weakness and insecurity (this knowledge is from prior experience.) and it drives me up a wall. I also don't care for people who are stuck in routine that they are afraid to deviate from it.

I don't really think this makes me a bad person, just someone who doesn't need bad elements in her life. *shrugs* I'm not looking for perfection. I guess I've been through a couple of bad relationships that seemed to mirror one another in various ways and I don't want that anymore. Abusiveness in one form or another is something that no person has to deal with.

These last couple of pages in noway give you the complete picture of who I am or what I am like, they are just a very small part. I'm not set in my ways, I'm constantly changing. Everyday it seems I find out something else that I like or don't like to do. When the feelings of stagnation set in I start looking for ways to change that, be it physical, mental or otherwise.

Brightest Blessings!

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