It's not every day that I'm asked to describe myself, but, here it goes.&nbsp; I'm a homeschooling mom of three girls ages 10, 12,&nbsp;and&nbsp;14. I've been educating my girls at home&nbsp;since 2009, so I'm considered a veteran. I&nbsp;like learning new things in challenging situations and having fun!&nbsp; I pride myself that my almost 48-year-old self (and my almost 50-year husband) can still&nbsp;hang&nbsp;it with&nbsp;my tween girls at the amusement parks, riding those treacherous roller coasters!&nbsp;I'm also a geek for health, recycling&nbsp;and, of course, words and the like. <br /><br />As I progress in life, I find myself getting more attracted to the writing world, but since I am relatively new to working for a company outside...well, "from"...home, in the editing arena, I'm happy&nbsp;just to get my feet wet.&nbsp; In the last year, I've been working as a customer service representative for Christian Broadcasting Network.&nbsp;Great job, but I&nbsp;am&nbsp;working the highly demanded night shift and honestly, I'm now ready to go to bed&nbsp;when I get sleepy.&nbsp; <br /><br />My editing career started&nbsp;in 1999 when I was promoted from a data entry operator to a writer/editor at World Changers Church International, a ministry in Atlanta, GA. About a year later, I&nbsp;was laterally promoted&nbsp;as the&nbsp;Web Editor in the same department I had left a year ago.&nbsp; Being a newly created position, I was excited and full of ambition and ideas.&nbsp; I served in that position until a downsize sent me home (pregnant with my first child, so it wasn't a total let down.)&nbsp; <br /><br />After having my second child, I began freelance editing.&nbsp; It proved to be a wonderful opportunity to earn money while staying home to raise my young girls.&nbsp;<br /><br />My passion of health and desire for a passive income eventually drew me away from editing to work in a well-established network marketing business helping families&nbsp;detoxify their homes. I worked at this business until my husband and I bought a town newspaper. &nbsp;<br /><br />I found myself&nbsp;back in the editing chair&nbsp;and we began the family business chapter of our lives.&nbsp;As with&nbsp;many new businesses, supplemental income is&nbsp;often a necessity, which led&nbsp;me to work at CBN.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br /><br />We no longer own the paper, but my husband&nbsp;has a very stable position as an assistant editor at Fort Lee, and you already know my story.&nbsp; <br /><br />I hope I have sufficiently described myself and&nbsp;I look forward to hearing from&nbsp;you to see whether or not we are a good match!&nbsp; &nbsp;