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I grew up in Pittsburgh and still live there. My Grandparents were from a small Pa town called Hickernell Pa a subdivision of Springboro. I spent most of my summers there. Those were my best childhood memories. Summers in "Springboro". Picnics by the creek, trips Conneaut Lake Park, Swimming at Lake Erie, and much much more. I enjoy life a lot more now that I am older and wiser. I love cooking, baking, sewing, reading, collecting Hallmark Christmas ornaments, dancing, fishing, swimming, long walks, and messing around on my computer, meeting interesting people, decorating my house and driving my Land Rover. Ride Shelley ride. Ride around Shelley. My favorite music is Rhythm & Blues and Doo-Wop, I also like Rock & Roll and light rock. I have raised two boys alone Eric 36 and Adam who passed away eight years ago at the age of 27. I have 5 wonderful Grandchildren Mike, Joey, Amber, Toni & Jacob. Mike loves Photography and sports, and is very talented at both. Joey Loves gardening we have a blast working in the yard together. Amber Is my little canary. She could sing whole songs before she could talk. The girl is always right there pitching in on the remodling.  Toni is the artist and more than very good at it. She loves to help me cook and sew. Jacob Is my cool little dude. Loves studying dinosaurs human anatomy and math. They are the loves of my life. I have 2 dogs Bell Shepard/Chow mix. Retired police dog. Lazy as the day is long. Look up Dog Days in the dictionary and you will see her picture. Extremely well behaved. Then there is my Mya Italian Greyhound/ Papillion mix. A regular fur ball on a Pogo stick" and a real hand full. She's my baby though. I recently had to put my Penny to sleep. She was a Blue Mural Collie, fifteen yrs old. Drooling bobble head. If there were nursing homes for dogs She would have greeting you at the door. I had heart surgery 18 month ago. Right now I am back and forth from the hospital a lot.  Soon I will Be back to my old self. Look out world when I am. Cause this girl is making up for lost time.