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Welcome to my Cyber-Life

Hello all! I've decided to start this blog as a means to share the things that are important to me with others. I love all things health & fitness, makeup, hair, Miller Lite, outdoor activities, and my work. I'm 9 years into my career as an engineer, and a single mother to a gorgeous little boy who just turned 3. I have two big dogs, Archer my Siberian Husky and Lady my Pit Bull. I own a home in the country which I absolutely love. I don't like my hometown. I love to travel, meet new people, try new food, learn recipes, and then go home and cook them. Music is my entire life, and I love to sing. I've played guitar as well. I really love Pilates and Weight Lifting, and lately I've been doing some calisthenics using Equalizer bars, I'm sure I'll be posting more about this later. All in all, I love my life, family, and friends, and I'm most happy admitting the things that I don't like, like habitual lateness and lukewarm coffee. Many people have worked for me in my day and few have survived, but the fact that those who matter are still around tells me that it's okay to have high standards - because there are some people out there who can match them.

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