Dreams of Us
“Things happened and opportunities arose, and my life just sort of took shape the way all lives do, I guess.
I'll try to back up far enough to let you in on a few key things that will hopefully give you some insight. Please note that I'm a funny, happy-go-lucky person, but it may take a while for you to see that side of me.
Here goes.
I was a natural born athlete. My mom and dad say I came out of the womb with a ball and glove. I wouldn't necessarily give myself the label tomboy beca...use I had my fair share of Barbies and hair ribbons, but I most assuredly felt at home on a baseball diamond or a basketball court—even from a very young age. My big sister wanted to be a cheerleader, and I wanted to be out on the field playing ball—that's just how it was.
My parents fostered my love for sports, and put in a lot of time helping me practice and improve. My dad was big on work ethic, and I practiced fielding and hitting a softball like a child prodigy would practice piano.MoreLess
I'll try to back up far enough to let you in on a few key things that will hopefully give you some insight. Please note that I'm a funny, happy-go-lucky person, but it may take a while for you to see that side of me.
Here goes.
I was a natural born athlete. My mom and dad say I came out of the womb with a ball and glove. I wouldn't necessarily give myself the label tomboy beca...use I had my fair share of Barbies and hair ribbons, but I most assuredly felt at home on a baseball diamond or a basketball court—even from a very young age. My big sister wanted to be a cheerleader, and I wanted to be out on the field playing ball—that's just how it was.
My parents fostered my love for sports, and put in a lot of time helping me practice and improve. My dad was big on work ethic, and I practiced fielding and hitting a softball like a child prodigy would practice piano.MoreLess
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