1. What's your most embarrassing nickname?
2. What are your special hobbies?3. What's your educational background (college? certifications? etc.)?4. What are your most significant accomplishments so far in life?5. What is your family like?6. Who is the greatest influence in your life?7. What did you want to be as a child growing up?8. Are you Single? Why or why not?10. What are the standards for you as far as relationships are concerned?11. How long have you been in the Military? Why'd you join the Air Force?12. What are your goals and plans for the future?
I don’t really have an embarrassing nickname….my step brother & sisters call me "Reese’s" and to this day I’m not really sure why.
- I wouldn’t say any of my hobbies are "special". But, I love to listen to music, traveling, cooking, watching movies, playing sports, swimming and I always enjoy reading a good book.
-Currently I’m enrolled at Ashford online University. I’m two classes away from earning my CCAF (associates degree)
-I guess I would have to say joining the Air Force.
-Well, my parents divorced when I was three & I was raised by my mother; She is Caucasian & my father is Mexican. My family is awesome. My father remarried & I have 2 step sisters & 1 step brother. Between the three of them, I have 5 nephews & 2 nieces. Mexican food is my favorite so I love being around that side of the family because I get to eat homemade Mexican food and when I’m home for Christmas we all make a bunch of tamales. My mom’s side of the family is smaller but just as awesome. We all have our share of drama, but what family doesn’t?
-Hands down, my mother. She raised me and my older sister by herself. Never once did I hear her complain. She almost lost the house we lived in a few times but I didn’t know that until only a few years ago. She taught me to never give up and to never let anyone tell you that they’re better than you. All the strength and confidence I have comes from her. Saying that she is my heart does not do justice.
-As children, we’re constantly changing our minds. But for the longest time, I wanted to be a veterinarian because I love animals. I was the kid who was always finding strays or hurt animals and bringing them home with me hoping to make them better. I once brought home 3 ducklings that were wondering around our neighborhood and a pigeon with a bad wing.
-I’ve been legally separated for a while, but my divorce will be finally be finalized on 12 October 2010. I’ve been married since October 2005 and I’ve tried to make it work but I was the only one willing to change and put forth 100% effort. Marriage is a partnership and it has to be 50/50 in order for it to work. I’m looking forward to being able to move on with my life and finally be free.
9. What are your thoughts regarding men right now?
-Ahhhh, men. They say you can’t live with them & you can’t live without them. I don’t have much faith in guys & ever since I was 17, I’ve always had a wall up. I never intentionally go out looking for a guy or boyfriend, but the "bad apples" always seem to find me. You know, the ones that lie and say they’re not married, the ones that have a girlfriend at home, the man whores, the habitual liars etc. I just can’t seem to shake that type of guy. Having a man in my life isn’t a priority, I’ve never been the girl that HAS to have a man & I never will be. I’m happy on my own.
-First and for most, there needs to be respect. If both people have respect for one another that will rule out other issues. I think two other important factors are honesty and monogamy. I cannot stand liars. The only thing worse than being lied to is knowing you weren’t worth the truth. I don’t believe in second chances when it comes to being in a relationship. If you cheat, why would I give you a second chance? If you valued me or the relationship, cheating would have never happened in the first place. And I despise when people use alcohol as an excuse...that’s all it is: an excuse.
-I’ve been in the Air Force for just over five years. My mother was the one that actually suggested the military. I didn’t want to go to college because I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life & I didn’t want to work at a minimum paying job. At first I was going to join the Army but at the last minute I backed out. Then my mother mentioned the Air Force. The day we went and spoke to a recruiter was the day I signed up. I have never regretted my decision.
-The only goals I have right now are getting my bachelor’s degree (and one day obtaining my Master’s) and to make rank in the military. I want to excel at my job and just be the best person I can be. I’m currently stationed in South Korea & I work with a lot of knowledgeable Master Sergeants; they give me something to strive towards. After Korea I’ll be going to Guam, I’m excited to be on an island for at least two years and I plan on doing some traveling!
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