Tracy Roebuck

I currently live in Annpolis, Marland. I have always had a need for adventure in my life and my life story is changing. I am in the afternoon of my life. Recently, my father suddenly died in a motorcycle crash, my old self died with him. I use to think being an actor or having my name in bright lights would define me. I use to believe in so many idealistic things that never came true. Today I believe who I am as a person and being true to myself does matter, all my childhood dreams are me. My desires and passions that burn deep inside of me are who I am. I have been blessed to have so many wonderful people, friends and children in my life, but who I am is seperate. Being financially succesful has always been a goal, I am currently a MBA studet who will graduate in 2012. My father taught me the importance of education and being smart is the winner in the race. He taught me to enjoy everyday and occasionaly take some time to play chess, "this will help you to focus and relax." Who I am is a person who loves her family and her husband. Who I am is a tango dancer at heart who loves to drink wine and cheese on the beach with anyone. Who I am is a person who has been given the opportunity to love and be loved. In my heart I always wanted to be on Television. Part of my biography is to be honest with myself. I guess it was all those Shirley Temple movies I watched with my grandmother, I use to love them so very much. As I get older I understand that we have to create our lives and create our destiny. Timing is everything. We have to work hard to put a dent in society and never give up on what we want for ourselves. Seeing my self standing in front of my fathers casket was proably the most shocking, numb experience I have ever faced. A fate for us all. I am quietly grieving behind these four walls with great sorrow. If he were with me right now, he would proably say. I love you too and Im proud of you just where you are right now. It is so difficult to lose a parent. I just read today that over 4,700 soilders have been killed in the Iraq war. Being a Navy vet and fighting in a war my -self is also apart of who I am. So I have sympathy. If I had a picture on a billboard it would say. "Im so sorry for your loss." My biography is to send a message of love, inpiration and hope. My labels, accolades and trophies are not so important anymore, I want to be heard and seen in a different light. Perhaphs, The best is yet to com