: About Me

Hmm, writing has always been an important part of my life. I consider myself creative and a definite "project lover." I hold a bachelor's degree in Interior Design and two master's degrees in Art History-I spent a lot of time in school. I don't like being put in a box and I try to avoid putting others in one either. I am an open-minded, slightly conservative, Christian woman with a strong independent nature and definite opinions.

My passion is ...

whatever I seem to be working on at the time.

I know too much about ...

most things...and if I don't know I'll take the intiative to find out.

My parents always told me ...

a lot of things, but I usually didn't listen

My childhood ambition ...

become a fashion designer, but I don't like sewing.

My favorite memory ...

any trip involving Disney.

Why I write ...

because it's another outlet for my creativity.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

usually classical, some kind of mindless TV entertainment or an independent film.

My first job ...

Seasonal Decorator (Christmas).

My best moment ...

when I performed in a show I wrote and directed.

My inspiration ...

God, Life, Friends...

Arts & Humanities > Museums & Galleries Museum etiquette: How to behave when visiting an art museum

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Art museums are not theme parks. That being said, they are places of enjoyment and can be entertaining. The most important thing to consider when visiting an art museum is why etiquette is necessary in the first place. In the Art world, an artist generally creates only one of each piece, making each one significant in it's own right. Arguably, there are variations of a piece's worth, however in general, if one makes it onto the walls of a museum, its worth is most likely warranted. The museum itself has a responsibility to the public as well as its governing board and donors to protect the...

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