I have a rule about watching reality television shows; they
need to educate me on something. For example, I watch Chopped and Top Chef, but
I don’t watch Big Brother or shows following celebrities. The Osbourne’s were
the only exception to that rule, but that was because it was unintentionally
the best say no to drugs campaign ever done.
When I first began this blog, it was about my move from Los
Angeles to Seattle. It was a way to both document and reflect on all the
changes go on in my life at the time. After I settled in, it then became about
the process of going back to school to get my Master’s degree in Photography.
It became less like a blog where you could learn something from my trials and
errors and more about just me.
Thus, I’ve decided to no longer update this blog. I am still
on all the social media sites and you can find me there. I’ll keep this active
so that there is an archive. I find it interesting when someone stumbles upon
an old post. Usually, it is my plan for conquering Greenland which I still
stand by.
There is another place you can find me writing. I started a
new website/blog with a singular purpose. It made more sense to start from
scratch that it did to revamp this one.
My new blog is “The Questing Geek.” The name is a deviation
of the “questing beast” which is from the time of King Arthur. It is a creature
that has a snake’s head a top a leopard’s body with legs of a lion and the feet
of a hart. This is comparable to how most geeks enjoy multiple fandoms or types
of geekdom. For example, the Superwholock consists of equal parts Supernatural,
Doctor Who, and Sherlock. This blog supports both kinds of hobbies; geeky and
nerdy. The posts will be much like the beast as a mix of all kinds of different
posts about all kinds of different things.
I realized that there is a gap in the non-fiction world that
I had the right knowledge and skills to fill. There are plenty of books on how
to organize your life and there are even some geared toward geeks/nerds. Yet,
there are no books on how to organize your geek life. Examples: how to decide
what books to read, how to organize your collections, how to connect with
others in your favorite fandoms, and how to be a better geek.
The ultimate goal is to publish something more detailed
through a publisher or as an eBook. Either way, a website will be a place to
find people who might interested in reading about these topics.
If these topics interest you, please come check out the
blog. You can then follow me on Facebook, Twitter, or other social media
places. Believe it or not, publishers and marketing people look at how many
followers you have. It becomes a factor in publishing your work. Clicking
“Like” on a blog post or website will help an artist out. No credit card
required and you don’t have to go anywhere to do it.
I appreciate you reading this far and to those who have been
coming to this blog since I started it back in 2008. Thank you for reading and
I hope to see you around the internet!
