DiamondGirl
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Hi all or nobody...lol
I am not really sure if anybody will read this or not. I am beginning to blog as a 2011 resolution commitment to myself.
Who am I? My name is Lisa Davids, I was formally known as Lisa D'Atri but have recently married.
I have been involved in all aspects of pool for over 20 years now.
Years ago I used to have my own column about women's pool. I was known for years as Miss Cue from Cue Sports Journal.
I have taught pool for over 16 years now, and was BCA certified instructor when it first began and for the next 13 years. I have not taught pool for 2 years now, since I moved to Georgia.
I have been in hibernation for the past couple years due to being diagnosed with cancer and going through chemo and radiation.
I still showed up to play in many WPBA events and play in regional events as well during this period. And even won a few events while I was sick as a dog!
I am cancer free now and want to get back in the pool loop again.
Not just in competition, but in writing, business, social interaction, and lessons once again.
I believe i have many great stories from my past to share, as well as what I have learned in my life from pool that perhaps a few of you could relate to and/or enjoy.
Please feel free to leave comments and/or questions to help me be a good/great blogger.

I am not really sure if anybody will read this or not. I am beginning to blog as a 2011 resolution commitment to myself.
Who am I? My name is Lisa Davids, I was formally known as Lisa D'Atri but have recently married.
I have been involved in all aspects of pool for over 20 years now.
Years ago I used to have my own column about women's pool. I was known for years as Miss Cue from Cue Sports Journal.
I have taught pool for over 16 years now, and was BCA certified instructor when it first began and for the next 13 years. I have not taught pool for 2 years now, since I moved to Georgia.
I have been in hibernation for the past couple years due to being diagnosed with cancer and going through chemo and radiation.
I still showed up to play in many WPBA events and play in regional events as well during this period. And even won a few events while I was sick as a dog!
I am cancer free now and want to get back in the pool loop again.
Not just in competition, but in writing, business, social interaction, and lessons once again.
I believe i have many great stories from my past to share, as well as what I have learned in my life from pool that perhaps a few of you could relate to and/or enjoy.
Please feel free to leave comments and/or questions to help me be a good/great blogger.

