Hi, I'm Sue.  I was born in Tennessee.  I love slammin' screen doors, rockin' chairs, and my favorite..... chocolate covered raisens with popcorn.  I live with my family on an enchanted land with woods, winding paths, and a treehouse.  One-hundred fifty Christmas trees line the border of our land for privacy.  We planted each one ourselves.  The pastureland is laced with yellow daffodils in the spring.  This year we're going to plant a weeping willow tree for the daffodils.  A large momma deer and her two spotted fawns hang out in our back yard with the rabbits and the squirrels and the bluebirds.  We have a huge ground hog that I was really fond of until it chewed up the rug on my front porch! 

I like to clean house because when I'm finished I get to decorate and rearrange things to make it look pretty.  I used to climb a ladder and sit on my roof when I lived on Old Hickory Lake.  The roof is too steep to do that where we live now.  My greatest frustration in life is having so many ideas and being limited to sharing them because of the level of technology required to put them out there.  Am I the only one that feels this way? 

My favorite book besides the Bible is "The Treehouse Book" by David Stiles.  If I could give a word of advice it would be "don't put all of your eggs in one basket".  I like taking nothing and making something out of it.  My latest design was inspired by the name of our band.  I cut strips of checked gingham fabric in different sizes and tied them on old wire from my friend's barn and shaped it into angel wings.  Sunshine is wearing them on the CONTACT page of our website.  I'm very, very, very,  scared of bears!  The inspiration that comes from creating is my high.  I'm writing a book called "Sweeter Than Sugar". 

When I was twenty years old music took me on a magical ride.  I traveled on a tour bus that was custom-built for the vocal group I was in.  We played sold out coliseums .  My tiny room had velvet furniture and a white porcelain sink with burgandy and pink flowers painted on it.  We were recording artists for RCA and we sounded like a choir of heavenly angels.  One year we toured so much that we spent more time in an airplane than on the ground.

I thought my life was over when I was diagnosed with a neurological voice disorder and had to stop singing, which also meant never seeing most of you again.  That was the saddest day of my life.  The happiest day of my life was when I married Rod Scott, and Sterling and Sunshine were born.  As they grew Rod and I taught them what we knew about music and in the process I discovered that I still had a voice.  It was just different than it used to be.  My confidence grew right along with the kids,  and our family harmonies began to surface.  Sunshine bounced right into the lead singer position and Sterling began adding a brazen edge of carefree creativity to the band.  We began writing our own songs and evolved into  "Cowboys & Angels".  So far in my life, the most important thing I've learned is that with God all things are possible.  

If I could have one wish it would be that one day music would bring you and me back together again. .                                                     

                                                       LOVE, SUE