I'm a 21 year old, single mom & college student. I work full time and go to school 3/4 of the time. My life is a never ending cycle of chasing a 2 year old, promoting my Scentsy Business, heading into work Monday - Friday and studying for exam or finals. It's insanity to say the least.

My daughter is Avery Nicole - named after Avery® Outdoors - a manufacturer of waterfowl hunting equipment. She was born March 3, 2012 at 8:08am at Bailey Medical Center in Owasso. Coming out at 7ibs, 12oz. She has been my motivation and absolute drive in life since. Everyday i watch her learn something new and everyday she is teaching me something new. 2 year olds have a have not so great rep, but I think mine is just awesome. (:

My incredibly handsome and absolutely wonderful boyfriend is Trey Thomas. I really had given up on the idea that two people could get along and be happy all the time, but Trey showed me that people still can. I know without a doubt that this is the man I’m meant to be with. Trey is also, before anything else, a United Sates Marine. The journey from December 11, 2012 when he left for basic to now has had crushing moments and blissful moments. From homecomings to flights departing Tulsa at 6am. He has sacrificed a lot for this opportunity, a lot of missed holidays and birthdays. But along with the USMC, Trey is also a volunteer firefighter for Verdigris Fire Department. Right now he is attending classes for EMT-Basic and i couldn't be any prouder of him. He's really caught onto the medical side of things quickly. But that comes with the territory of having a former paramedic/firefighter as a father and a Nurse Practitioner, who has been in nursing for 20+ years. I love this boy to death and his family. They've done more for me then thought possible. They have really become a huge part of my life.

My parents are Kenneth and Michelle Williams. My dad works for Oneok in Tulsa, he's currently a level 6 referee in the state of Oklahoma, for anyone who has no idea what I just said, "Grade 5 and 6 Referees: The highest level of competition within a state (amateur leagues beyond youth) requires a Grade 5 or 6 where Grade 5 indicates the referee's readiness to be considered for national service." None the less, my dad has put in a lot of hard work to get where he is today. I'm extremely proud of how hard my dad works in life at everything, everything i do i try to model myself life him.

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