I am Who I am

I am Who I am

I am the daughter of the farmers daughter. I come from men who led platoons and pigs. Who drove tanks and tractors. My father’s father served and retired from the United States Army, my father was also a soldier in the Army. My mother’s father was a Georgia farmer, from pigs to peanuts and back again. My mother was a homemaker/stay at home Mom (till we were older) and a working woman who retired as an accomplished corporate worker. My husband is a Firefighter/Fire Capt. who has rescued many a home, many a life, including my own who God sent into my life when I needed him the most. 

Me, I am who I am and nothing more. God sent me here to live the life he chose and to survive the choices I have made and experiences he has provided. Goodness still exist within me despite the experiences that have trampled me into dust. I have forgiveness for the cruel, Family and Friendship mean more to me than any possession that this man made world has to offer.