Bonnie Brown had already lived a very colorful and eventful life before becoming one of Google’s first massage therapists. She owned and operated a private Christian school in California for ten years and taught high school English for four years. And she graduated from the American Academy of Nutrition, specializing in counseling health issues. But an unexpected divorce left Bonnie with two teenage daughters; her home and school were robbed; and she was forced to close the school and move from her home. A chance encounter led her to massage school and then to a new career and a new life working for Google, where she witnessed the impact of the power of touch on the men and women who fueled the growing engine. From the company's billionaire cofounders to its level-one employees, Bonnie saw the effects of massage on each person's life while forming special bonds with her massage clients there. Bonnie's life was never the same; which was especially true on August 19, 2004, when Google went public and her stock afforded her the opportunity at yet another new beginning. Bonnie is a life-long learner, world traveler, and adventurer. She admits she doesn't live in the mountains of Colorado with a wonderful husband and two golden retrievers. Instead, she lives in Nevada and enjoys spending time traveling and hanging out with her two daughters and four granddaughters. She is also the president of a private foundation, the sole purpose of which is to provide relief and ministry to needy people around the world. Visit Bonnie’s blog at www.GiigleBook.Blogspot.com to read more about her travels; learn about her foundation work around the world; and see pictures from a life adventurously lived.