After meeting my future husband, Mr. Right, in college, we became fast friends.  Eventually, that friendship turned into love.  In October 2008 we celebrated our 16th wedding anniversary.

In 2001, I left my full-time job as a computer programmer turned project manager, to stay at home.  I increased my volunteer involvement in the community, helped Mr. Right with his burgeoning business, and began fertility treatments.  The fertility treatments paid off, and we have now have our adorable, 6 year old twins.

Politics is my passion.  I have been actively involved in the Republican Party on the county, district, and state levels.  I have served as a volunteer on many campaigns.  Currently, I am one of the National Coordinators for Tea Party Patriots and one of the Co-Coordinators for the Atlanta Tea Party.

In 2008, I began getting paid for my political consulting services for the first time.  From 1992 until July, 2007, I volunteered my time and services.  It was nice to earn money for something I love to do so much.

Since I had been a full-time volunteer and mother for 6 years, now trying to juggle a job while taking care of the children, keeping up with the household chores, and continuing to volunteer at some level was a bit of a challenge.  Fortunately, with my husband’s help, I got into the swing of this new routine and it seems to be working well.

When I am not taking care of the house, the children, or politics, I volunteer in my community.  Some of my volunteer activities have included:  Junior Service League, Mothers of Multiples Club, PTA, Habitat for Humanity, Hands on Atlanta, church.  My parents instilled a sense of community and volunteerism in me and I cannot imagine my life without volunteering in one way or another.

In my spare time, I like to read, scrapbook, & watch tv.  I aspire to digiscrap but am not there yet.  Creating Keepsakes puts on some fabulous conventions and I have been to 2 of these and one CKU.  Mr. Right and I have had tivo since 2000 and we would give up the microwave before we give up our tivo boxes.  While reading political books and blogs is a good way to become informed, most of my reading these days is light fiction that I can pick up and put down quickly as called for by the more important demands of life.

I have been blogging for a couple of years and really enjoy it.  Please feel free to let me know your thoughts about the site so that I can improve it as I go.  Thanks!