Tammie Sheckells:  

lot to me, and I have kept in touch with them over the years. Mrs Hanna, my first grade teacher inspired my love of reading and I still see her from time to time. If I won $100 million, I'd give some of it to my daughter's school and our church, then spend the rest on my family, friends and charity. My current age is 45. When I was 12, I thought that people my age now would be ancient and boring. I was so completely wrong. My best friend would tell you I'm shy, but people who don't know me very well would probably describe me as very out-going. I share my home with my husband, my daughter and my dog, which I find to be entertaining. If I had one do-over, I would have gone to college and pursued a career in journalism or some other writing. My oldest friend, Dawn, has been there since we met in first grade. We just hit it off right away and have remained close ever since. We work at the same company and chat several times a week. My first job was at Sears, where I got paid not much to sell shoes and men's clothing. What I remember most about it is having fun and meeting new people.