Welcome to my blog!


I named it thus because I work two jobs simultaneously. I thought that was completely normal growing up, it's just what families did. The 80's were rough and you had to work two jobs to just put decent food on the table. I suppose that work ethic never left me.

Being idle is something I cannot do. I've tried. I feel really strange even taking a day off to myself. Which is probably why I got into my 2nd job in the first place.  After all, it's about pampering yourself and relaxing.


We're a wild bunch of women (and some men) who really care about our outsides and with my 1st job, I work with people's insides. In a way. I help coach them through life with my insight and intuition of my guiding team. 

I've been really bad at keeping a blog in the past, but New Year, new goals right?

Here we go!  I also am a professional artist. I don't really count that as a job though, so you'll be able to see my art work here as I relax and create things that make me happy.


Laura

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