Peggie "P.J" Ingram-McPhee is a retired Social Worker; Child Abuse Investigator; Juvenile Probation Officer; Family Self-Sufficient Counselor; Adult Protective Investigator; Paralegal, Published Author and Recording Artist. She has had an exciting working career full of adventure, but there was still something missing from her life, she felt. It was at the end of her frustrations and hardship that she found completeness and she wish that somehow through her story and/or reflections that others can discover the dreamer living inside of them as well. I received my lower degrees in Criminal Justice and Legal Studies at Florida Memorial University and at the University of Miami and with much supplication, I received my Ph.D. in Social Work. Several degrees and certifications, but my passion is Social Work where I've volunteered over 25 hours a week serving low-income and at-risk children and families. "It was fascinating to think how my life appeared so well put together by so many other people, but deep down inside I knew the threads were coming apart at the seams. Several events and/or experiences of years past and present brought this notion to mind to share with family, friends, and readers the tremendous blessings of endurance. It is especially important to focus on the fact that you can be a Preacher's kid and grow up all your life in church and still find yourself in a dark place of no return."My favorite song is "When We All Get To Heaven!" At the end of the day, I just want to know that I have been an instrument and/or a vessel for God that day. I Pray that I remain faithful to continue to do the work of Him who has sent me in whatever capacity He assigns me.