© Sandie Hudson 2008. All rights reserved.
ABOUT SANDIE
I'm an aspiring Australian Author writing contemporary and historical
romance novels.
The biggest influence in my writing romance would have to be my parents. Their love for each other showed me that true love is at times a battle. That you have to work hard to keep your marriage on track, but at the end of the day, if you believe I each other it is all worth the ups and downs of married life.
My Dad was my hero from the time I was a little girl and he told me he
taught Superman to fly and Tarzan how to swing through the trees. He
was a man I loved and respected growing up, and still do. I love you Dad, and miss you each and everyday.
I started dating my husband Jim when I was seventeen, we have been
together for thirty-four years and married for thirty-two of those years. We have two wonderful adult children;.Our daughter is married and has our only grandson, who just happens to be my Ray of Sunshine. Our son left home three years ago and I still miss him, I guess it is always hard to let go of your baby. We are lucky enough to have a son-in-law we look on as a son.
We breed paint horses which my husband and daughter show in Western events. I love living on the farm it is quiet and peaceful. The kind of life everyone should experience, so in all I have a wonderful life.
romance novels.
The biggest influence in my writing romance would have to be my parents. Their love for each other showed me that true love is at times a battle. That you have to work hard to keep your marriage on track, but at the end of the day, if you believe I each other it is all worth the ups and downs of married life.
My Dad was my hero from the time I was a little girl and he told me he
taught Superman to fly and Tarzan how to swing through the trees. He
was a man I loved and respected growing up, and still do. I love you Dad, and miss you each and everyday.
I started dating my husband Jim when I was seventeen, we have been
together for thirty-four years and married for thirty-two of those years. We have two wonderful adult children;.Our daughter is married and has our only grandson, who just happens to be my Ray of Sunshine. Our son left home three years ago and I still miss him, I guess it is always hard to let go of your baby. We are lucky enough to have a son-in-law we look on as a son.
We breed paint horses which my husband and daughter show in Western events. I love living on the farm it is quiet and peaceful. The kind of life everyone should experience, so in all I have a wonderful life.
