The Adventures of a 40-something-year-old With No Clue Or Direction
You ever notice how much your life changes by making a tiny change? Seriously. I didn’t realize how much drama was plaguing my life until I made my switch. Other people's pride and egos should not be my problem! I find myself having to get up earlier and being busier, but you know what? I... Continue Reading →
So today is my last day working for education. Two weeks ago, I put in my notice that I would be moving on. This week, (especially today) has shown me why leaving here is the best decision for myself at this moment. I have a feeling I’ll be okay. I’ve been hired to do marketing... Continue Reading →
Most days I have no clue or direction. But for now, I helped Aria with her homework, did her nightly reading, and got her in bed on time. Now I’ve got to get our clothes ready for tomorrow, finish my daily reading goal (I’m trying to get back into reading regularly like I used to!),... Continue Reading →
The quarantine was one of the scariest times we've all lived through. So much insecurity and uncertainty touched every one of us. For me it was a good time to let go of a few things that needed to go. It was also a good time to get down and dirty on a project that... Continue Reading →
This week has just been one of "those" weeks. Despite the haters, the downfalls, and the "wtf" moments, it's little things like a tiny work win and a good hair day that just make things feel better. Here's to sliding into the weekend with some positive joo-joo! Who doesn't love a good hair day? My... Continue Reading →
Way back in 2014, I had the opportunity to travel to St. Louis for a photography conference. This one photographer I had been following online for a while decided to break the system and put together his own conference. That photographer was Sal Cincotta. The conference was Shutterfest. Sal was this photographer I discovered on... Continue Reading →
I created this image last year. It was inspired by many stories of the Salem Witch Trials, Mayan sacrifices, Greek tragedies, and other stories of women being reduced to nothing. Most of all, it was inspired by my Mamma. Even though many have tried, the assholes have yet to take her down. Then, she spawned... Continue Reading →
Today is officially one year since I became a full-time graphic designer! Yup, one whole year doing what I should’ve been doing in the first place. I’m working where I wanted to be since before I moved here. Everyone I work with are the kind of people I wanted to be around. I ended up... Continue Reading →
Midnight Revelry 