I like to think I'm witty, but many call it sarcastic. You decide! I thought I would be a journalist until my first journalism professor told me to pick a new major. He said I'd be an editor's nightmare because I wrote as I talked and never stopped talking.

The most important things to me in life are (in no particular order) family, loyal friendships, staying fit to always appear younger than I am, a good cut and color, cavity-free dentist appointments, spectator sports (mainly football), travel, my son's infectious smile and laugh, and good food and wine (or a dirty, vodka martini) along with the company of great friends to enjoy it all.

Life is a crazy journey, but as my wise mama once told me — a long time ago — while there are many things we can't change, our hair color isn't one of them. And I always listened to my mama!

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Hi! I'm Judy Haveson, a proud Texan living in New York.

My fascination with compelling storytelling complements my lifelong communications career, which has involved promoting products and services to rock stars and rap artists. You'll have to read my memoir for details on that last piece of trivia.

I will never lose my Southern charm or accent and use both when the situation demands it. I once had a boss tell me that there are two types of people: those who know and those who want to know. That boss fired me, but his words became a valuable lesson to always aim to be the one who knows.

I like to think I'm witty, but many call it sarcastic. You decide! I thought I would be a journalist until my first journalism professor told me to pick a new major. He said I'd be an editor's nightmare because I wrote as I talked and never stopped talking.

The most important things to me in life are (in no particular order) family, loyal friendships, staying fit to always appear younger than I am, a good cut and color, cavity-free dentist appointments, spectator sports (mainly football), travel, my son's infectious smile and laugh, and good food an

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