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Hello, and welcome to The Blogger’s Lifestyle.
I write about the blogger’s lifestyle because I have found it offers endless opportunities. I learn I grow, I meet awesome people, make new friends, I have a voice, and a means for an income stream if I want. Whatever my interests or passions, blogging gives me the platform to express these things.
I am a wife, mother, grandmother and a blogger. I am lucky to be married to the love of my life, we have often said, ‘let’s make the second half even better than the first!’ We have had a very good first half.
Here is a quick summary.  We have two wonderful grown children, a son, and a daughter. Our youngest son died when he was just four years old. He still fills our hearts with joy and sadness.
We spent much of our first half working in nonprofit organizations. I have worked as a nurse and a practice manager for a medical clinic.  A real estate photographer. A literacy teacher, translator, and managed an aid post in remote Papua New Guinea.  I have been privileged to live in several different cultures giving me a greater understanding and respect for others. It also taught me to laugh at myself and realize the necessity of a sense of humor.
We made a big life change in 2014 and shifted to the beautiful Sunshine Coast, Queensland. Australia. We downsized from a large 4 bedroom house to rent a two-bedroom apartment. 
We are both considered, retired, however, we keep very busy. We try to keep fit and active, my husband writes and I am an Editor. I mainly Edit ebooks and short non-fiction books.
The Lord has blessed us giving joy and strength through the good times and the hard times. 


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