Well, I am a Homemaker and mom. I started selling on eBay in late January of 2004, so I am still new to this, but my motto is to "keep it real," "help as much as I can," "keep it honest," and make a great present-a-tion out of each and every item that the Buyer purchases and has shipped with special care, whether it be one item or ten! If they are opting for the First Class shipping option, I also have standards that I hold up to, as well, and NOT just throw those items into a box or envelope and send them out, like a lot of other Sellers have a tendency to do. I make First Class shipping with Delivery confirmation a nice option for my buyers and I try to leave them with the feeling that they chose the right option and right Seller to purchase their items from.

I try to do my best in everything I do for my Buyers, including getting that package out to them as quickly as possible, send follow up emails after end of auction/BIN, up to sending an email "your package has been sent today" to "just a short email to see if you received your package."

I will ask my Buyers if they want me to keep them updated on new items that I get in, I listen to what they want, try to provide that and make them happy all the way until after they receive their item, open it up and say "wow"!

I think an eBay Buyer should have be satisfied with their purchase AND with the Seller that provided that service and item to them. I know how I would want it and I do it as I would like it done for me!

So, I am a "mom" of 3 wonderful Pomeranian girls; Honey, Foxy and Savannah and the "mom" of two other wonderful "outdoor" girls, Shugar, a golden retriever mix and Destiny, a collie mix. All MY GIRLS! : ) I am in my late 30's and I have R.A. & NP Lupus. My husband is very supportive of me and wonderful and I'm lucky.

I spend "hours after hours" on the computer, not only listing new items, but emailing, browsing for new items, reading up on researched material, and also doing research on products for my "furbabies'" benefits and I'm helping to do work on "preventing bad medicines" being dispensed to our furbabies by the vets and pharmaceutical companies for THEIR research.

I am a serious Animal Activist and dog lover! And I do want to let each and every one of you know that, if you have dogs, no matter what size, love them daily! They give you unconditional love, so it feels good to have that kind of love, in a "no matter what" fashion. Keep them in good health, give them love, respect them, give them fresh cold water, give them healthy food, and they really love a warm lap or cozy comfy and a good squeaky toy or chewbone.

Keep them happy during their short beloved lives, and if they are on heartworm medication, PLEASE refuse to give them Proheart 6 (PH6) heartworm every 6 month injection until you know the pros and cons FIRST and make that decision on YOUR OWN!

I, just as many of other guardians, have had a TERRIBLE and heart breaking experience with one of my furbabies after he received that PH6 shot from his vet. My furbaby, Chief, died 5 days after getting the shot, after having a "completely healthy" diagnosis given at the vet's office!

So, please, as one of my best friend's has cornered this slogan, and it's hers, "DON'T USE IT! REFUSE IT! The Monthlies are the best!" Even if your vet say's "oh, it's ok; it's safe!", please use your own common sense and read up on it BEFORE making your decision on the type of heartworm preventative your furbaby should be given and in my own opinion and after my friends doing long research on this and after I have done long research on this, the monthlies are the safest for our dogs!

If you are interested in wanting to learn more info about the PH6 product and other products that have been proven to have adverse/deadly reactions to canines, please go to the link I've provided below! And here's something new, we were interviewed by NBC in Dallas by Ken Kalthoff about Proheart 6 and what it did to our Chief. So, it's on their website now for viewing. The video feed is loaded on their website, so please read our interview transcript and view the video on http://www.nbc5i.com/family/3345322/detail.html You may have to copy and paste the link into your web address field, but this is something that everyone should read and see! We are very proud that we got a chance to get on TV and tell our story to the local area dog owners, and I appreciate our Local Channel 5 NBC station for taking the interest in our story, interviewing us and airing it on TV. We want to warn all dog lovers about this dreadful and killer heartworm shot that the vets are so quickly to push on us! So, please, do your research and make your own decisions on what type of medication your pet should be on. And remember, even if the dog hasn't had a reaction to the first, 2nd or even the 3rd shot, your pet is very lucky and it's not too late to switch back to the montly chewables. It's NOT worth taking the risk!

Back to the transcript and video clip, I have also provided a handy link to click on below (See favorite links) that will take you there quicker!Thanks so much for reading about my mission!!

Be smart and YOU be the one that makes your own decisions about these type of things, whether it comes to you, your children or your furbabies; canine or feline! When you have that kind of love in your heart, it makes you feel like you can do ANYTHING! With out that one heart, I have lost a part of mine. I lost two furbabies that year, two months and two days apart and the second one, Chief, didn't have to die because of a "few extra bucks made at the vet's office" and by the Pharmaceutical, Ft.Dodge/Wyeth! My other furbaby, Penny, my FIRST love, passed away from old age earlier that year, and I will always have that vacant place in my heart for her and I will always have a terrible "ache" in my heart because I could've done more to prevent Chief from getting sick due to the negligence of greedy people by saying NO to them. So please protect your furbabies and do your research before changing any of their medications. They would do the same for you!

God Bless and thank you for reading "About Me."