Raising many kids and still being young, I am very verbal about my beliefs and convictions, as seen in my writings.

The greatest man in my life has always been my father. His unconditional love and encouragement has me always striving to do more and be better at the things I do. My mother's critiques through out my life have become a blessing rather than a curse.

I look back to my high school days and recall fondly one thing my math teacher Mr. Beach told me. "Susie, I can see through your work, when you try...that you have the potential to accomplish anything."

It's taken me longer to grow up and realize what my capabilities are. I feel I have wasted so much time and I fervently try to catch up as I attempt to accomplish big goals as the clock ticks.

on my little T-ball team!

I recieved my first creative writing award when I was in fourth grade with a twinkle in my teacher's eye of great prospects for my future. Through the years I have been activily published in the opinion colums of newspapers across the west. I have recieved little certificates and ribbons for everything from classroon MOM, Best Community Recipes, to commendable writing projects, even some poetry.
I have attended many college courses a strange variety of areas: early childhood developement, chidren's literature, secretarial skills, legal courses, criminal justice, parole and probation, emergency medical technician, psychology 101, and others. I have yet to obtain a degree, but am seeking one in the legal feild in the future.
I have am known for seaking out goals and accomplishing them at all costs.
I am currently attending Ashworth College to earn my AA in Paralegal. I then plan on attending University of Phoenix for my Bachelor's in Criminal Justice or Social Work as a pre-requisite to law school. I plan on enrolling in William S. Boyd School of Law with in two years. I strive to get my law degree, not for greed or money, but only to fight many unjustices from the inside. I am making a life goal to assist those less fortunate. Those who are innocent but helplessly try to win against a legal system that has unlimited resources.
Umong my volunteer ventures I have been a coach and assitant coach for Fallon Youth Baseball, 'Class Mom' at Northside Elementary (1996), and enjoy entering many community contests. My current entry, which I am waiting the results is a beautiful photo for our local telepone book cover of a boy (my son) fishing at sunset.