I know this is here but haven't yet really worked out how to make best possible use of it - perhaps you can help me?

My current passion is photography but I'm also an avid writer as well.  Still working out what book I might publish later this year - I've published 2 books in 2 years and would like to maintain that pattern.  I have lots of topics I've written about however my photography is what is taking up most of my time this year.  I'm learning heaps, joined photography forums, belong to a club and will be doind my first photo journalism effort in a week's time.

My photoblog has been shifted to my server and has a brand new look with new images being posted daily - I hope you like it and encourage you to drop in, subscribe and comment with your thoughts, suggestions and dare I say it, even criticisms - but constructive please. I want to learn, not be torn down.  A sample below.

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I'm an ordinary mum who just wanted to be home for my children over 15 years ago so set up a homebased secretarial business.  I had no idea the Internet was going to enter the scene and change my life dramatically.

I live in Melbourne Australia with my husband and our daughters are now adults moving into the world to do their thing.

Today I run an international Virtual Assistant network, I coach VAs, I write books and blogs and tweets (of course) and also speak at conferences, seminars, women's events and churches.  I passionately believe in family and if at all possible, the mother at home with her children.  That doesn't mean she can't work - I do and I do it fulltime.  But I utilised existing skills and built a business at home so I could be there for my family.

So now you know a bit about me.

What do I twit about? Things I'm doing relating to my industry and work.  Or my interests such as writing and photography. And I reply to the tweets from others.

Below you'll find a presentation that is often shown before I speak on stages if I'm talking about women working at home and their true worth to their families.  And they are "Worth More Than Rubies" don't you think?

Looking forward to seeing your tweets!

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