Anita (Miller) Turner-Ayres
Honor Code SignatorySigned 25 Aug 2019 | 2,253 contributions | 29 thank-yous | 937 connections
By the way, my Ancestry DNA user name is my married name Anita Ayres. I couldn't figure out how to add the user name after the fact, so I added it here.
First, I feel very uncomfortable writing anything about myself. However, in the interest of future generations who may want to know what their ancestor was like, I will tell a little.
The thing I love most, in this world, is my family. I grew up in a large, tight knit, extended family that knew how to laugh, love, and take care of one another. I spent my summers with my grandparents in St. Louis as I was growing up.
I love music - singing and piano, wet on wet oil painting, though I'm not very good at it, nature, quilt-top making, crafting, and cooking - but I hate washing the dishes and there is a pile waiting for me as I type, I must confess.
I am a romantic. When I love, it is with my whole heart and with reckless abandon, often to my own detriment. When my heart is broken, it is completely shattered. That has happened twice in my life. I have been married three times and two of those ended in divorce.
I have always wanted to be a mother and I am beyond blessed to have four natural children and two step-daughters, though I hate the word term "step". In my heart I have six children.
I lived in Germany for three years, from age 12-15, as an army brat. That was an amazing adventure! While living there I was able to visit Switzerland and Austria.
I enjoy swimming and bike riding...and that's pretty much it for sports that I enjoy.
I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2016 and have a hard time doing much of anything now because of the pain and muscle fatigue so I have been doing a bit of writing the past couple of years.
I am a Christian. My faith is what gets me through each day.
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