Hello! I am a 34 year old woman with a lot of things going her way. I am very happiliy married to the man of my dreams. I have a 6 year old son who never ceases to amaze me. Together my "menz" teach me so much about myself that I never really knew...starting with how much love I can possibly have for two people. They are the blood in my veins. I was raised in organized religon and have rejected it mostly for it's closemindness and tendency to be judgemental. I am starting to explore my spritiuality more and learning more everyday.....welcome to my page.

love to read, write, and music is my drug (there is a song for everything)...I have an intense need to be creative and that can present itself in many different ways....I am a very sexual creature and love to explore and expand my horizons....deep conversations, playing with my son and resting in the arms of the man i love....exploring my spirituality (not religion), tatoos, piercings, the paranormal, fairies, vamps.....

I do not need anymore drama...i am searching for complete peace. I have had more then enough drama in my life in the last several years to last for a lifetime. I also distain those who can not be true to themselves or think they have something to prove. Be true to yourself.....

reading, writing, scrapbooking

Stephen King, Anne Rice, Dean Koontz, Wally Lamb
I am currently reading the last Harry Potter book....okay hold that thought cuz I just put down Harry to read The Memory Keepers Daughter by Kim Edwards. I am also reading "Bono in Conversation with Michka Assayas" I have always found Bono's mind very intriguing and love to add his insight to my day. I just finished "She's Come Undone" by Wally Lamb.

THE BOOKS THAT AFFECTED ME PROFOUNDLY (Natalie's Oprah List):

1) THE STAND by Stephen King (as if needed to say that) I'm not sure exactly why this book affected me the way it did but it is the first book I can ever remember that made me SAD that I was done with it.

2)THIS MUCH I KNOW FOR SURE by Wally Lamb - I cried at the end. The final paragraphs are beautiful and sum up the book so completely. The struggle, the growth, the honesty and the fight are what make this book beautiful for me. I have a feeling I will read it over and over.

3)THE WHITE OLEANDER by Janet Fitch - This book and movie made me decide to make a HUGE change in my life. I remember saying out loud, "We need to help these children" and so I became a houseparent to 13 teenage innercity boys. It was a challenge but I will never forget it and I love "my boys" with all my heart....every last one of them.

4)"She's Come Undone" by Wally Lamb - Even though some of the circumstances that the main character goes through are/were different then mine, many of them were similar and a large majority of her feelings i could have claimed as my own at one point in my life. It is always good to see another perspective on struggles that you have had in your life. This book hit home.

Wow! I don't even know where to start.....U2, Pink, Bright Eyes, Augustana, Tegan and Sara, Johnny Cash, Creed, Sarah McLaughlin, Janis Joplin, REM, 3 Doors Down, Linkin Park, Nickelback, Creed, Daughtry, Depeche Mode, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Martina McBride, Pat Benatar Billy Joel, Elton John, Pink Floyd, Snow Patrol, Nirvana, Lionel Richie, Kenny Rogers ....the list goes on and on

The Crow, Interview with a Vampire, Same Time Next Year, 50 First Dates, Stand By Me, The Rock, Mad Love, The Fast and the Furious, Tombstone, 8 Mile, the Notebook, Nightmare Before Christmas, Walk the Line

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