When I think of Tracy, I think of fun. I was a stay at home Mom when I met her. She had moved into Camden and we all went to Church together. She came to visit me at home and we developed a friendship. We spent time together taking the children to the park and having play days. After getting to know Tracy we discovered we had several things in common.

We were both born and raised in Louisiana. We both had natural curly hair . We had several home interior items in commons from wall pictures to blankets to dishes.

Tracy speaks her mind and by doing so we have had several laughs. She says things sometimes that come out wrong but are extremely funny. She looks at the glass as half full when the rest of the world looks at it as half empty. She can pick you up when you've had a bad day. If you need cheered on for some challenge she will do it. If you are searching for a bargain or particular item that is hard to find she will help.

She can be spontaneous and energetic and extremely optimistic. After knowing her for several years we soon began working together also. We have had some great times and our children have grown up together and my world of friends would be definitely lacking something if Tracy was not there!

A very funny story just happened recently was that Tracy observed to old ladies in our reception area visiting. They came together and were obviously good friends. One said she was waiting to hear from her doctor on her tests recently ran and the other commented back that she wanted her friend to go with her to Merle Norman to see this new lipstick. If you knew me and Tracy, you would know that our conversations and sometimes lives are very similar to these two older ladies. Tracy is somewhat addicted to "puttin her lips on" on she says and seems like I am always having health problems.

I do hope we continue we are friendship till we are old like those little old ladies!