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Ten hilarious stories about two mischievous girls.
Come explore with Addy and Izzy.
Each adventure tells the playful personalities of the....
Two Sisters.
About Laura Wright LaRoche
My Childhood Home
I feel no shame
I’m proud of where I came from
I was born and raised in the
Boondocks.
–Little Big Town
I am a native of Noblesville, Indiana where I was born in 1968, but I spent my childhood in the small town of Shoals. My current residence is Linton, Indiana. I come from a supportive loving home, and as the youngest of six children, probably enjoyed being the "baby" a little more than I should.
At the age of five, I was diagnosed with Nephrotic syndrome (a kidney disease), and I battled this condition for many years. Most of my treatments and long hospital stays were at Riley Children's Hospital. By the age of twelve, I had outgrown the childhood disease. I missed a lot of school during my illness, but it didn't effect my grades. I was an outstanding student, and in the first grade, I passed after only twenty-nine days of actual classroom attendance. I believe this illness has helped shape who I am today. I'm strong willed and look forward to adventures eagerly.
When I decide to do something new, I push myself to learn. I have many interests
to keep me busy. I'm a photographer, a rock carver, a fine arts artist, a digital
art designer, an author, and, most importantly, I am a proud mom.
I have a sense of humor and like to play pranks whenever possible. I also love the outdoors... fishing, hiking, boating, camping, and mushroom hunting. Actually, mushroom hunting is more of an obsession.
Writing is my indoor release from everyday life. I open my mind unto the unusual and begin writing. My life experiences have influenced my writing style. Most of my work is influenced by family members or my country upbringing.
From birth through the age of four, I lived in a large luxury home. My parents owned a gas station and a grocery store. They purchased a forty acre farm during those years, and we would go to the country to enjoy nature. All six of us (their children) never wanted to go back to our home after the visit. We would plead and beg them to move there. One day our parents sold everything, and we moved to the farm. We lived in an old log home. At the time, it didn't have electricity or indoor plumbing. We carried our water from a well and used a real outhouse. Within months, our parents had the home modernized, and we never looked back. I feel I was blessed to have the experience of both worlds, and I choose the country life, even today.
“In a world of words, anything is possible...” Laura Wright LaRoche
Avid mushroom hunters and volunteers with the local Search and Rescue Department, Laura and Julie, who are in their sixties, remember that first encounter in the woods years ago.
Four young men, who are fun by nature, travel to the woods with high hopes of a hunt they won't forget.
A call to the Search and Rescue Department will bring them shockingly together in the.…
Black Woods.
Adult Language
Laura Wright LaRoche
Author and Photographer
Photo to the left is Featured in the June/July issue of
Birds and Blooms Magazine.
Finalist in the Backyard Photo Contest. I am honored to be among the top four photos! Please show your support and vote for this photo, Titled: Up! Up! Up! Listed #4. Link for voting is below or click on picture of the girls in a tree. Thank you for stopping by my website and have a great day! :)