A girl scout recently emailed me some questions. She was doing a project and wanted to know about my career as a web designer. I thought I’d post this here because I wrote it very simple language, so this might help some of my family members and friends who don’t really understand what I do :)

This past week I went through the EQ-I test with my boss and mentor Terry Storch. First I took a 20-minute online survey answering multiple choice questions about how I think, feel, and respond to different situations. After the software generated and interpreted my scores, Terry studied my results, and we setup a meeting to discuss them.

This video is my life (or at least the last 12 years of it) flashing before my eyes. It was made pummelvision.com. It tapped into the 1,867 photos I’ve posted to Flickr. Wow!

This is what I could have looked like my senior year.

What’s wrong with me? For those of you who know me well you could probably think of several things that are wrong with me. That isn’t what this post is about though. That would be a much longer post :)

First let me start by saying obviously this blog is going female. Andy has been busy freelancing several different projects to pay off a few last touches to our house… so busy he hasn’t had time to blog. I’ve taken over in his absence.

Yesterday was one of those days that if I would have known how badly it was going to go I never would have gotten out of bed.

I said, young man, pick yourself off the ground.
I said, young man, ‘cause you’re in a new town
There’s no need to be unhappy.

Yes, we joined our local YMCA this week.

Time is precious. We all know that. Don’t we? No matter who you are, where you live, what your responsibilities are, or how much money you make, we all have the same twenty-four hours.

My gray hair that it is. Ever since the day I found a small patch of gray hair when I was in middle school, I’ve always known that I was going to be a young gray-haired.