Hello! My name is Karen and welcome! I’m a mom to two young men. I’ve been married to the same wonderful, patient, thoughtful and generous man (Kevin) for 35 years.
I used to work full time in a healthcare clinic (12 years) before moving to the precertification dept and work from home now – it’s my “day” job. I squeeze in family time and blogging in between all of that. (Okay, I really spend the majority of my “down” time watching gamers on Rumble or searching writing-related content).
We converted a cargo trailer into a camper and I guess we’re campers now! (Since going on cruises was put on hold because of the COVID crap).
I graduated from college with a B.S in Technical Writing – so I’m a wordy know-it-all, as well as a minor in creative writing – so don’t always believe what I write. *wink*
I believe in Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Writing Well. (I also believe in our Constitution – Don’t Tread on my Rights, Yo).
I can be snark-a-licious, but only when provoked or when confronted with ignorant, ill-informed knuckleheads.
I’ve been blogging (on and off, mostly off) for…. how many years…? (I’ve lost track, quite honestly).
I also have a lot to say about nothing.
Brace yourself.
Write From Karen 
HAHA! It sounds like your son pulled one over on the health visitor. 😉
The blocks for dummies brought back a memory from when my son, now nearly 16, was taken for his 18 month check, with the health visitor. He failed. He was six and a half weeks premature and really shouldn’t have been tested at that stage anyway. Anyway, I digress, one of the things he had to do was make a tower of three bricks. He couldn’t do it. When I got home I took his shoes off, and all these blocks appeared from the leg of his trousers. He must have been dropping them down the bib of his dungarees. I was so embarrassed then, but I can see the funny side now! He did pass both the 18 month check and the hearing check second time around by the way.