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Most people don’t get me. My writting is my life, my voice, my spirit. My inspiration is my family, my life, my pain, my love. I am never what I seem. I’m not someone to pick a fight with. I would strongly suggest that if you have something to say, say it, but just know that if you piss me off you’ll hear about it for a long time. However, getting a bad review will NOT piss me off. I am open minded. I can take harsh feedback and I won’t argue with you if have something to say about my writing, so say what you will. Don’t be rude to me. It brings out the bitch in me. I also feel that if you can’t take it when someone has something to say about your writing that you don’t like, then get off this page, that is what it’s for. If you don’t li…

Most people don’t get me. My writting is my life, my voice, my spirit. My inspiration is my family, my life, my pain, my love. I am never what I seem. I’m not someone to pick a fight with. I would strongly suggest that if you have something to say, say it, but just know that if you piss me off you’ll hear about it for a long time. However, getting a bad review will NOT piss me off. I am open minded. I can take harsh feedback and I won’t argue with you if have something to say about my writing, so say what you will. Don’t be rude to me. It brings out the bitch in me. I also feel that if you can’t take it when someone has something to say about your writing that you don’t like, then get off this page, that is what it’s for. If you don’t like my feedback, I really don’t care, so just move on. Don’t confront me about it unless you honestly want my feedback. Starting a fight over a review is an empty argument that makes you look stupid and childish. So don’t do it, and certianly not with me.

DIG A LITTLE DEEPER :

I am the wife of a US Army soldier. My job is quite easy it would seem. Stay home and wash the dishes, make some dinner and don’t forget to change the babies diaper. It’s not so. My life consists of much more stress than that. In order to wash the dishes in the morning after bathing the baby and changing her clothes, I have to get out of bed. In my mind that is where it all goes wrong. The moment my feet touch the floor the world takes an ugly turn. Some call this depression, I call it 6am. My daughter is 20 months old and I have just welcomed more chaos into my life on March 13th. Her name is Jade. If only I could learn how to make it all a little more peaceful. From what I hear, that is impossible. At least I’m not the only one. But if there is one thing I have learned about being a mom it is that the joy of having a child is worth all of its hardships. All this and I am only 21 years old. I have been married now for over two years to the greatest father and husband I could ever wish for. He is the light of my life. My husband, Jonathon, is leaving for Iraq in June of this year, 2006. I choose to ignore that until I absolutly have to begin thinking about it. He is a Black Hawk mechanic in the 1st Cav here in Fort Hood, Texas. We have been stationed here for a little over nine months now. We miss our family and our friends so much, but we have learned to deal and make new friends here. It’s been quite an experience. As far as him going to Iraq, it’s not so much where he is going, but the fact that he has to go in the first place. I hate it when he walks out the door for work in the morning, so you can understand why eighteen months in the middle of Iraq might make me want to dig myself a hole in the ground and hide. Being an Army wife has changed me in every way possible. You think different. You learn to cherish every moment you have with your spouse. You see the whole world differently because you know that your husband or wife may never come home. Your freedom means more than it did before, because now your husband or wife is the one paying the price. You learn to be alone, raise your children on your own and you learn to pray. You learn to pray more often, you learn to pray with passion you never knew you had and you learn to put your trust in God because he is the only one that can truly keep them safe and help guide you while they are away.