That's an odd question, right? I personally write because I like it. I'm a big communicator, ask anyone that knows me, I can talk. When I was a little girl, my mom would tell me that I talked a lot because I was so smart and couldn't keep all of that knowledge inside of me...bwahaha! Yeah, she was nice like that. But really, have you ever thought of the benefits of writing? Most of us educators already know putting pen to paper helps kids remember better. Well the same goes

The truth is that names are a part of every culture and that they are of huge importance to those who receive the name and to those who give the names too. As a matter of fact, your name is the main thing people ask for when they meet you or it's the first piece of personal information you provide when meeting someone new. Aside from any physical attributes, your name is the most important means by which someone can identify and refer to you. Studies have shown that names do

Have you been watching all of those health documentaries? I definitely am not an extremist of any sort for any reason, but this whole fresh fruits and veggies thing really has me focusing on what I put in my mouth. People do say, "you are what you eat". Wasn't it Hippocrates that said, " Let your food be your medicine and let your medicine be your food"? There might be something to that. As far as I know apples alone have antioxidants and are full of fiber. Just yesterday

Good morning world! As I sit here with my morning cup of cafe (that's Spanish for coffee) and multi-grain toast & avocado I'm thinking ...an autobiography? really? why? You see since I'm on the final stages of the book being published, it's time to write a short autobiography for the backcover. To top that off, I'll have to choose a picture. Hmm... a picture, yeah that's what I really have time for. Maybe I should finish this cup of coffee because I detect some "less than