First of all, I am Blackfoot (on my mothers side), and Tsuu Tina (on my dads side) My husband and I have been married for 25 years. We have 4 boys and 4 girls. I will be 49 in December and I can't believe I will be 50 next year!!

I drive taxi for a living. Its a very interesting job. Definitely not boring. So with managing my house, being with my kids and husband and all the cooking and cleaning that goes along with them. I am a very busy mom. But I wouldn't trade it for the world.

Family is very important to me. With all the kids in the house for Thanksgiving and Christmas its very loud but happy in here. Everyone laughing and eating and having fun. But those are the times that I look forward too and truly love.

I think everyone should treat others with respect and dignity. No matter who they are or what background they are from.....or at least try and be nice. I drive lots of people from all walks of life. The poverty stricken people are so grateful and thankful. I know I am treating them kindly and with respect. Just as much as a rich business person in a fancy suit and briefcase. Look past the outward appearance and remember everyone has a heart and a soul with feelings.

I love meeting new people and making new friends. So don't be shy and stop in an say hello!

Me and the kids love animals. But because of the places we live we weren't always allowed to have pets. But we now have a puppy. A Rottweiller/sheppard. His name is Tyson. He's a big baby. UPDATE: We had to get rid of our dog. He developed some kind of infection in his jaw and it would have cost us 1400.00 to get him the care for this infection. Money we don't have. We all miss him. He was a very good dog.

We also have a Budgie Bird (parakeet ?) His name is Duck. He is really noisy for one little bird.

We used to have a cat but had to give him away. Hubby didn't like him stinking up the house. The girls babied that cat. Literally. Dressing him up and holding him like a baby......funny!

I'm not a grandmother yet. But am looking forward to that day whenever that is...my children are busy working and building their lives.