ABOUT ME
Enith Womack Plummer was born to Elmore Womack Sr. and Vivian Simmons.
She grew up witnessing the most beautiful sunsets ever during childhood summers enjoyed in lovely Bermuda, her mother's ancestral island. Enith loves the beautiful island of Bermuda, where the properties have names, the views are magnificent, the water turquoise, and the people are kind, their skin tanned and their eyes lightened by the sun.
She was born and raised in Fairfield County, Connecticut. Her father's wood floor, waxing business catered to the wealthy of Fairfield County where she grew up riding horses, swimming, and swinging from trees on inner tubes with very wealthy children unbeknownst to her at the time.
Enith became a single parent at the age of 22. Determined not to become a statistic, she went to school full-time, worked full-time and bought, sold and managed properties full time. Single parenthood was her portion for over 18 years.
Through hard work and dedication, she was a successful real estate investor/agent and finally obtained her MBA in May 2013 which makes her a first generation college graduate on both sides of her family.
She is a fighter, a survivor and carries the anointing of a Seer. She has learned a lot through many trials and life's lessons that should have killed her. Enith believes worldly wealth, status and titles don't compare to spiritual wealth, and power. She is now happily married to Roderick Plummer and they have six children and two beautiful grand children are raising two younger children.
Since I was a child I loved to write. I even wrote on my father's daily paper before he could even read it!
I loved the freedom I felt as my pen freely released my inner thoughts and feelings into words. My mother loved reading and she spent hours upon hours writing long letters to our family in Bermuda.
Writing is truly a gift from God. What is your gift? We all have them!
I am currently reading the " Bible" (read it everyday, the old Testament is better than any mystery novel and/or soap opera) and "Life of a Slave Girl" by Harriet A. Jacobs, a novel based on slaves who would be harshly punished for reading!
I love reading history, autobiographies, and love stories. Reading takes you places you may have never seen but are now seeing in your mind's eye depending on the Author.
Reading is fundamental Children of God! Reading is empowering!"