At the age of six, Pamela woke from a nightmare sparked from an argument with a childhood friend. She slipped from her blankets, sat by moonlight, and wrote an apology. The childish words on paper seemed to cast light through the darkness. On other childhood occasions, when she didn't comprehend the behavior of certain people, she wrote about it in a journal and came to understand their conflicts were within and not with her, learning at a young age the importance of perception and that writing is a method of examination and discovery. She says the process is an exciting journey and next to her family and beloved animals, writing is the love of her life. She's written poetry and prose which can be found in literary journals such as Ping Pong, Thrush Poetry Journal, Copperfield Review, Apeiron Review, Apocrypha and Abstraction, and other journals. She enjoys life in a small town in Central Florida where alligators live on lake shores and the elegant wings of egrets grace the bluest skies.