This page contains sections for love poems, fun pages, poems
written by my friends, inspirational poetry, articles about
my Service Dog, Links for Americans with Disabilities, a
section devoted to my family to include my husband Alfred.
He is a Triathlete par excellence. 

My favorites links page has informative information. It is
not about sites I like to visit. There you will find links
for computer helps, information for people in financial 
need, interesting websites either by friends or acquaintances
of mine or sites I built for them, links to legal websites,
Hawaii links, senior sites, nostalgia sites, and much more.
The inspirational section includes poems and prayers.

Scroll the entire page and choose a section. Then click on 
the drop down menu bar, make a selection and click on GO.

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The next section is dedicated to my family. 
Here you will find pages for my grown children,
grandchildren, my sister and her husband.

The next section is dedicated to my Service 
Dog, Princess. Here you will find pages about
how she saved my life and information about 
Service Animals plus Hawaii's quarantine issues. 
There are links for pet and service animal supplies
as well as a generic application for service animals.

NOTE: I've added a page for those who have pets who
were affected by the recalled pet foods. It is the
Pet Diets link. I've included links that pertain
to businesses and ADA Law.

In this next section you will find funny poems 
and fun pages, plus interesting characters such 
as Admiral Dingy. And the Mr. Vodka poem can be 
found here. Some poems are nicely illustrated with 
lake applets or another form of an applet. Some 
are a play on words and others are interactive.
NEW: Happy Birthday Joke for a man.

These next pages (total 14) are a tribute to 
our dancing teacher. This guestbook is also
separate from my main pages.

The next set of links take you to my World War II 
memorabilla pages. I used WWII pinup girls for the 
links and the guestbook. Let me know you if you 
have WWII memories to share. Thanks!

In this patriotic section you will find the
World Trade Center 911 poem, prayers for our
military (USA), and other interesting topics
with a patriotic theme.
Note: I will be adding a page or two for my 
friend Gerald Bestrom who is a professional
Abraham Lincoln presenter and a musical saw
player. He has won three Abe Lincoln Lookalike
contests and can no longer compete. He looks 
so much like Lincoln that people have actually
fainted in his presence. I helped to launch 
his career when I lived in Michigan. Keep
watching this page. His music CDs will be 
for sale on his pages too. 

This section includes poems written by friends
whether they be ebuddies, lifelong friends, or
fans of mine.
There is a variety of topics.

The jukebox pages contain music of different genres;
Forties, WWII music, Fifties, Gospel, Irish, Hawaiian,
Children's all time favorites, classical, and dance music.
Some of the jukeboxes are in this site and some are in
my high school class website that I built. There are 
vocals and instrumentals.

My friend's World Trade Center 911 page is in
this section. Included below are some of my pages
that have applets, I've stated what kind of applet
the page has instead of the name of the poem. 
This is not all of the applets in this site,
only a small list. You need the java enabled.
You may download the java plugin here Java.com

The Caterfly

The Caterfly is about medical negligence and Traumatic
Brain Injury. This will eventually be in book form and 
will also include welfare and Social Security abuse as 
done to the recipients. So far there are 8 (eight) pages
in the Caterfly section plus there is one page dedicated 
to Terri Schiavo.

FYI: My credits, past board member Fort Worth, Texas Brain 
Injury Association, past Liaison Officer for the State of 
Texas Survivor's Counsel for which I helped to formulate
the by-laws, past board member for a group home for male 
TBI survivors Fort Worth, Texas, nursing specialty TBI 
nursing, and TBI survivor from a MVA in 1988 in a snow 
storm in Michigan. 

PLEASE NOTE: The *photos of me post MVA* (motor vehicle 
accident) are NOT suitable for young eyes nor the weak 
at heart. They are not gory. My face is a little gross.
My face broke the windshield in ahead-on collision.

While visiting my Caterfly pages, please make note of the
websites for other brain injury survivors AND please do
pass on the link for the the petition for the:
Coalition for Social Security Disability Reform.

I have added a blog for those brain injured survivors who
have had errors with their social security disability
claims and/or payments. See link below in the drop down
menu. The link takes you out of my site. Be sure to
BOOKMARK my website and the Caterfly pages. Thanks!

If you know anyone who has had a brain injury or a stroke
and has questions, please .