First of all, I used to call myself a Stay At Home Mom. I still am, I guess, but now I am far more like a Work At Home Mom! I run our business, and make sure that all of you receive your CD's that you order from Dreamsharer, and I actually do a lot of the work involved myself. This way, Tommy and I can work together, to make our dreams come true, and it is hectic, and a lot of hard work, but well worth it.

Being a mother, to me, is the most important job there is. Yes, I do bake homemake cookies, teach my babies every nursery rhyme I can remember, and bake bread! I'm the natural mother of 5 daughters, and stepmom of one. Two of them are mine and Tommy's. They range in age from 4 to 27. (Melanie, Amanda, Holly, Kristina, Ronni and Emily) They don't all live here with us at the same time. But, we are a very close-knit, "blended family." I�am also a proud grandmama of one grandson, Andrew, born to my eldest daughter, Amanda, Valentine's Day 1995.

I love Tommy Williams, my wonderful husband. However, I am far more than a wife, and I do maintain my own world of pleasures. One thing I love that he does, is he encourages me to maintain my own interests outside of him. I am also a romantic, I love poetry and love songs... anything romantic, actually. I adore old sappy, romantic movies, starring Ingrid Bergman, Bette Davis and Katherine Hepburn, Jimmy Stewart, Gene Kelly, and Paul Newman especially, to name a few. I love romantic art, especially the Pre-Raphaelites. I like soft, pretty colors... and pastels. I like soft, wistful music. I am very childlike in nature. (No, I did not say "childish." There is a difference!) I just don't believe in growing up. Too much fun being a kid! Besides, my kids always tell me I'm a "cool mom."

I have a particular passion for flowers, especially orchids and star gazer lilies. In fact, my most favorite job working outside the home was working as a floral designer at a local florist a couple of years ago. I also adore hummingbirds and enjoy watching our birdfeeders. When I'm feeling creative, I like to cook and bake, (for the sheer joy of it - to me, it is an art), paint and draw. I especially enjoy drawing with pen and ink, accented with water color wash. I love to design and create our pages here at Williamsholler, and graphics, and spend a lot of my spare time doing that . I write poetry, prose and short stories. I am an avid reader of poetry, philosophy, and general fiction.

Music is another passion of mine. I love every kind of music, as long as it is "real" music. I admire Yanni, as well as David Lanz, and a lot of other New Age artists. Enya rejuvenates my spirit. I also like rock, jazz and blues, though. Billie Holiday was a moving jazz singer that has always impressed me, and I�find her inspirational. My favorite composer, however, just has to be the One and Only Dreamsharer.

I adore swimming, especially at night, and sitting outside at night when there is a clear summer sky, watching fireflies and stars. We are blessed with a nice big parcel of land (8 wooded acres) here in Georgia, and lots of room to roam around. My prize here is a huge wild blackberry patch out back, where I�can be found in the Summer around July 4, with my beloved daughter/dog, Belle, standing guard. She is a great "snake hunter." I will pick blackberries until my fingers are bleeding, and I've got a sunburn....

My motto is:
"Don't be afraid to reach for the stars. They are closer than they appear, and one of them has your name on it."

One day, I�took a stroll, looking, seeking, on a mythical quest for light and visions, through the lands my path led me through. This day, however, was not as any other. In my wanderings, chance, or more probably, fate, crossed my path with that of another. Long, dark brown hair, and then the eyes, also of dark brown, and so very captivating in the way they looked not only at me, but saw into me.

A radiance and a beauty I had seen in no other. From that moment, through this day, and as far as the future may permit breath in my bosom, I knew that this was no ordinary lady. An exchange of smiles, only served to further define the elegance I had sensed and a touch of the hand and face, proved only to crystalize the thoughts and dreams once fluid, now seemingly cast in the most solid of granite. It is on that granite that I�now declare that what the Seeker looked for in the ways of beauty and love, and far too many things to list in any page or book, he has found in this lady, known to him and loved by him as his Judith, of the Valley.

The depth of her heart is unknown. There is no measure that can tell what cannot be measured, just as one cannot name a number of the grapes in the finest of wines. It is pure joy, merely to let the exquisite nature of such a delightful combination take one's spirit where it may. This spirit must follow. If any should ask, the Seeker does have a heart; or perhaps, wiser to say, that Judith has two hearts. Her own, and that of the Seeker, as well. For each heartbeat of this chest shall call her name.

I knew of Tommy and Judith Williams from Missy's Journal since he had written a beautiful piece of music for Missy which utterly captivated me. After Missy danced her way to heaven, when my tears slowed down enough to let me see again...I started putting together a Memorial dedication page for her. No other music in the whole world seemed right except that one song called Missy Blue so I surfed over there and requested permission to use it. That was when I found out that Lady Judith helped "mix" the music and was actively involved in it.

Shortly after the page was linked I received a heartwarming email from Lady Judith telling me they had visited my site and they really liked the Missy Angel page. I was proud as a peacock over that and my feet didn't touch the ground for hours! She ended the note in such a loving compassionate way that I don't think she would mind if I shared it with you...

"Thank you for breezing in at a difficult time. We are not quite over the death of our dear friend, but it is getting better, the more we learn she was so loved....
Take care, and many blessings and smiles to you!
Judith"

In all my visits to Williamsholler, Lady Judith has been unfailingly kind and gracious, supportive and friendly. Her site is filled with a potpourri of goodies..including some very lovely free sets of borders and backgrounds. Working on this page has been a pleasure and a privilege for me and I join with the many others who love her to honor this special Lady.

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was the source of the graphics on this page. Seeker Exerpts, Amethyst Light Prose and Lady Judith Exerpts also came from her site and as such are copyrighted there.
Pssst, I added a little blush color to the border to blend in with the lettering...

The beautiful "Seductress" � composed by Tommy Williams III of Dreamgate is now playing on this page. The music may not be reproduced or linked to without his permission.

Lady Judith of Williamsholler page created for LOTH's First Anniversary by Silver Lady � in March of 1998.