Who is Lisa?

 The biggest thing I've come to realize is that I've lost myself. The time I've truly been happy to be me and to love myself was my senior years of high school until I got pregnant and literally resigned myself to motherhood and wifehood. I lost Lisa. And it's time to find her again.

So who is Lisa?

I love music. I love all music. I love playing it. I love singing it. I love being in musicals. I love dancing. I love moving my body.

I love puzzles. I love jigsaw puzzles, and mind puzzles, and puzzle books. I love to think through problems and come up with unique and creative solutions.

I love math. It's crazy, I know. It just makes sense to me. But I lack the ability to explain math to others.

I love people. I love being with people. I love making them laugh. I love making them smile. I love serving them. I love knowing the little details and helping make their day better just by sending the right note or drink or text at the right time.

I love cleaning and organizing. Not the mundane, daily cleaning (although I do love the feeling of accomplishment when it is ALL done at one time), but the big project, fully changed look of something when I've reorganized or deeply cleaned it.

I love figuring out computers and what's wrong with them. Or cell phones. Or any tech device. I love being able to physically fix them.

I love taking pictures. I love capturing moments. I love sharing those moments with others.

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