My name is Maggie Davis. I was born to Italian mother and Canadian father on August 2nd, 1973. I spent the majority of my years in Ohio with my family before getting married (1993) and moving out to Wisconsin with my husband and our first child, whom I lost after only two months. He’s our angel.

I’m a Christian – a Catholic – and I think of myself as an observant follower of Christ. I attend the Mass every Sunday, and I try to donate to charities as much as possible, without taking anything away from my children, of course.

God gifted my husband and I with other two beautiful children later in the years: Janine, born on August 5th of 2000 (yes, she celebrates her birthday just three days after her mommy :) ), and Kile, born on the 13th of November 2009.

I have never been in a good relationship with my mother, but I’m used to that, so I never really look for her presence in my life. I wish she had built a stronger relationship with my kids, but she seems to keep her undying bossy behavior, and my children – my daughter in particular – has never grown fond of her grandma. I pray to God for a heart change in the woman who gave me life, that she would stop hurting her family so deeply.

My father was always my best friend, and I always thought of him as a saint man, because of his never-ending patience to my mother’s annoying accusations. He’s a man of wisdom, and we have a beautiful father-daughter relationship, which matured in the years. Yes, we truly are best friends, much more than I ever was with other people in my life.

What about myself? I’m a simple woman, who conducts a simple life. I enjoy family life, a movie watched together with my husband, doodling with my children, laughing, writing long (or short) diary pages, praying to God. I seldom knit and study more elaborated culinary pieces. I love food.

I have had issues with insomnia, and the beast still hits me from time to time. There’s pretty much nothing I can do about that. Doctors talk about stress from daily life, but I cannot always avoid that. It’s part of my responsibilities as a wife and as a mother.

What else? I adore blogging. :) But you should know that already.