I was a critical care nurse for 21 years.I have traveled the United States with my nursing degree and worked in many different hospitals. I always loved critical care, because it was a challenge and very rewarding. I was given the opportunity to learn something new everyday and God blessed me with a job where I could help save lives. There is nothing more rewarding, than knowing you helped bring a human being back to life. Knowing...with the help of the man upstairs, you have given that person a second chance.I have retired from nursing and now work in an office environment doing billing, invoicing and accounting. I work for an electrical/oilfield company. I am an amateur photographer with a passion for taking photos of other wise normal everyday things. I think what makes a good photographer is the eye for detail and the eye for seeing what someone else may not. It's exciting to see what you have created through a your eyes and the viewfinder of the camera. I like to snorkel, walk in the woods, take photos, and watch a good movie that will keep you on the edge of your seat.If I can live by this motto, I am doing great!Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body. But rather, to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, chocolate in one hand, coffee in the other and loudly proclaiming .... WOW what a ride.”