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Well, I have always wanted a blog of my own. So I said hey, why not.
The Queen of everything else is a name someone gave me years ago because I always seem to know where to get things and how to do things and if I don't I google. I google everything. The power of the internet. Information at your fingertips, if you have a question or not sure of something, google it. I promise the answer is out there!!
Well, I am a very creative person. I seem to be good at a lot of different things. I bake and have a little business called Sweet Sparkling Delights. I am into holistic medicine and I constantly read and search for herbal remedies. I would love to go back to school for holistic medicine. Maybe one day.
I've had lots of different titles from time to time including makeup artist and costume designer. I sew and I am very crafty. I have been known to garbage pick and thrift shop furniture items bring it home and refinish it. I plan to share my projects and ideas on here to share with others. I've sold Tupperware and Partylite in my past and I was a waitress back in the day. I love to cook and am obsessed with creating recipes of my own from a recipe. Give it my own twist. I have a 20 year old daughter and a 13 year old son and they basically are my life.

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