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Location: Utah, United States

I'm a very blessed woman married to my absolute favorite person, Mark. He and I have been best friends for 18 years, were high school sweethearts, and now have 10 children blended together. I'm a quite passionate person. I like ice cream straight from the carton, thinly sliced cheese, fresh fruit, cereal late at night, homegrown garden tomatoes, and turkey alvacado sandwiches. Dancing in the kitchen, singing out loud in the car, wrestling around with my children, playing charades, watching any performance whether art or sport my children are involved with, cuddling with Mark, and reading a good book, soaking in a hot bath are my favorite things to do. It's my joy to be in a partnership with Mark in parenting so many wonderful children and in walking through life together as his wife. It is my passion to advocate for women in the pregnancy, childbirth, lactation, and childrearing stages of life. It is also a joy to ally myself with the Shaklee Corporation in promoting optimal health for persons and our planet. Bottom line is: I'm blessed! I'm happy!

Saturday, August 25, 2007

Black Eyes and Stripes

Yesterday morning on my way taking my girls to the school we were listening to music--having a good time when all of a sudden I see movement out of the corner of my right eye. I look over and see this big ol' fat cat...no, little dog...NO, RACOON...bookin' it toward the road where I would be in 2.573 seconds. This little bandit was racing out from behind a house just 2 lots away from the school, in fact their back yard fence boarders their soccer field. School wouldn't be starting for another 15minutes which meant children could still be walking up past that house--or the one acrossed the street to which the raccoon ran to--and not know exactly what they were creeping up onto. Those little guys aren't the most friendly, they are defensive, they carry--or have the potential to--parasites and viruses like rabies, and children are so curious and naive that they'd probably try to catch it, pet it, or even tease it. Gosh, could you imagine?!

I told the crossing gaurd since her she works for the Ogden City Police Department and the principal of the school to beware if a child comes in with a "cat" bite that it might not actually be so.

This is when I hear they've been having an "invasion" of sorts of raccoons in that area...nice. I don't wish those little critters any harm; I do, however, worry more about children than them.

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