Former profesisional clown, retired because of health issues. I am also a jewelry artist. I have a twin sister, and we have been disabled since Sept. of 2006. Our mother is 86, but no longer lives withus, because of our disabilities.

I am not wheelchair bound, but almost. I walk very badly and slowly, so mI use a ppower chair. The loss of spontaneity has been the hardest.

Designing and making jewelry is my creative outlet and extra income. It has saved my sanity. I work on  for many hours a week. As  much as I can, and market it wherever I can.  reating is everything to me.

I was an award winning clown / magician / balloon artist, when I was still able to be. I had a children's entertainment company and did alot of grand openings and birthday parties. Was the best thing that ever o I didn't. For me. it was an easy choice, as I felt there was no reason for me to have a husband or kids, just because I am a woman.

I've been fairly transient, living where I want up untill 1993, when Im picked Vegas as my "last stop".

I love the Brian Setzer Orchestra andStray Cats, and Biug Bad Viidoo Daddy, musically, In fact, rockabilly, in general and blues. I also love movies, all kinds ... and love all figure skating.

My sister and I are very well known in our neighborhood for feeding homeless womem. Even after we got disabled and very financially strapped. I used to walk my sister to work at 5am and we always stopped and gave whatever we had to the ladies we knew outside. I have been known to cook for one of them, specially.

It breaks my heart how mant women get caught up in homelessness. There are alot of them that are not real sane and it really troubles me. so I do what I can, when I can.