Describe the most ambitious DIY project you’ve ever taken on.
Does decluttering and deep cleaning count?
Describe the most ambitious DIY project you’ve ever taken on.
Does decluttering and deep cleaning count?
What’s your favorite candy?

Since I need to watch my sodium count, this is a special treat for me!
Just wrapped up draft 5, now diving into the exciting depths of draft 6 for my manuscript! Each revision brings my story closer to its full potential.
Do you need a break? From what?
Yes, I need a break from life. What I mean is, I crave respite from the stress, the daily struggles of dealing with Rheumatoid Arthritis, and the myriad of everyday problems and situations.
The most important invention in your lifetime is…
For me it is the invention of Biologics drugs for Rheumatoid Arthritis.
Something on your “to-do list” that never gets done.
The junk drawer is where the unwanted and forgotten items of the kitchen go and want to be used again. While they sit in the dark, lonely, purgatory waiting to see the light of day again.
What’s your favorite thing to cook?

Presenting the Sloppy Joe Cornbread Casserole! As a devoted fan of classic sloppy Joes, my culinary journey took an unexpected turn when I discovered a tantalizing casserole recipe. The irresistible combination of savory flavors and the comforting touch of cornbread exceeded my expectations. Spoiler alert: It was not just good; it was downright delicious!
Here’s the recipe below:
https://www.eatingonadime.com/sloppy-joe-cornbread-casserole-recipe/
Write about your first computer.

Once upon a time, in the kingdom of tech, there stood an old Apple computer with a monitor so massive it could have doubled as a small country. It hogged space like a stubborn houseguest and, let’s be honest, was the grandmaster of eye-offending aesthetics. Yet, little did we know, this technological relic was the wizard behind the curtain, opening the portal to the digital wonderland we now navigate with sleeker, less dinosaur-like devices.
What makes a good leader?
1. How to motivate people.
2. Not over-promising
3. Know how to handle conflicts.
4. Listening to others.
5. Willing to step in and get the work done.
6. Know how to plan for the future.
Clutter often stems from postponed decisions, and here’s my process to tackle it: