Kim's Blurbs About me: i was born in california, but grew up all over the united states because my dad was in the U.S. Army, (yeah, i'm an army brat)!!! i grew up having a love for music, and travel. And at age 9 i started writing poetry, at age 16 i graduated high school & published my first poetry book. i also went on to have several articles in the sacramento bee newspaper from 1994-2002. i wrote and published several poetry books, selling them in local sacramento stores. in 2001 i went on my first missionary trip through international comission (crusades) to brazil. this was one of the very best experiences of my life! as i have been blessed with some lasting friendships and saw many people come to know Christ! in june of 2002 i went on my second missionary trip to brazil to campo grande in rio de janeiro where i met my husband everton, it was love at first sight for me! i never met a person more caring and loving than him! i lived in brazil for 8 months while we dated. in march of 2003 we married. everton moved to the United States, and in july of 2004 we had our wonderful son Joshua, who is now 4 years old. i am enjoying being a wife of over 5 years, and a mom to our son. as well as writing and trying to live a positive life with God at the center. i hope in the future to be able to do more mission trips! if it's God's will! i'll go where he sends me! i feel blessed!!!

A Gerontologist dedicated to changing the medical mobility device industry by advocating for and demanding that products offered better reflect the users' personality. There are SO many ways to add aesthetic improvements to such devices, and individuals of all ages are just waiting for these products to be offered! "Medical Necessities CAN and SHOULD also be LIFESTYLE ACCESSORIES!" My website: www.DigMyWalker.com

I'm a forty-one year old, husband of fourteen years and father of two boys. I am an apprentice woodworker and volunteer firefighter and EMT. I am researching the invention process and trying to move ahead with ideas. This idea stuff, if taken to its rightful end, is not for the faint of heart.