Me at the Health Museum
My daughter at the Health Museum.
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About Me
- 7karen7
- I am a stay at home mom with 2 beautiful children. I have a 10 year old daughter named Seven (like the #) and a 2 year old son named Sage. I am married to my wonderful and supportive husband, Hamish. We are a family of animal lovers with 2 pugs 1 lab mix and 1 cat. I was a hairdresser for 7 years then changed careers and became a Certified Montessori Teacher for ages 3-6. I also worked as a behavior therapist with children with autism for a year or so (which I loved). I am currently working towards getting my degree but not sure in what... I enjoy photography, hiking, and camping. My dream job would be to travel the world with my family photographing every second of it. For now I'll start with photographing our life in the Heights, our highly eclectic and diverse neighborhood.
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hanks for sharing your photos.
ReplyDeletethe reflection of your daughter with sceliton is just great - a topper.
ReplyDeleteyour suggest is a good one - borders on one we did early on - creaters in your own back yard - but bugs wasn't a dominate theme... so I will enter it again. thanks for giving a suggestion
and you know I am from Houston (most recently, my daugher is still in Missouri City) I know the heights well - always wanted to buy a old house there and redo...I worked downtown in the Bank of America center - got my degree at age 47 at UH so keep working at it - by the time your children are raised you will be all grown up too and ready for a new career - what type of degree allows for working with autism (spelling?).
I love the shot of your daughter. very clever!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post. Sorry I'm so late dropping by. Looks like you might be proud of your daughter.
ReplyDeletelove the bike photo. I love hands-on museums.
ReplyDeletethanks everyone! Yes I am very proud of my daughter!
ReplyDeleteGinger- I am thinking about speech pathology. Right now I just want to stay home with my kids and be a full time mom. I believe that is the most important thing I can do right now.
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