I am currently a freelance writer, photographer and organic coffee roaster living in Northern California.
Being raised in a small town on the Eastern side of the Sierra Nevada mountains in California provided me with a deep love for the beauty in nature. This love has continued into adulthood and is often the inspiration for both my photography and my writing.
My career path has been diverse and has included the sports, fitness and consumer software and internet industries. I hold a Master's of Arts Degree in Sports and Fitness Management from the University of San Francisco and am currently working towards my Master's in Fine Arts in Photography at Academy of Art University.
My passion is ...
photography and nature
I know too much about ...
way too many things
My parents always told me ...
to clean my room
My childhood ambition ...
to be an archaeologist
My favorite memory ...
climbing my first mountain
Why I write ...
to give voice to my soul
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
Reading: "Three Cups of Tea" Listening to: "Acoustic Alchemy"
My first job ...
A&W car hop (no, I did not wear roller skates...)
My best moment ...
breaking our league record for the 800 meter run
My inspiration ...
beautiful sunsets, granite mountain peaks, roaring waterfalls and peaceful meadows
Everyone loves a beautiful garden. The species and variety of plants you choose when landscaping your yard can add color and fragrance that will be enjoyed by all for many years to come. Yet quite a few of the common plants that are placed in gardens tend to hide a dark secret; if ingested, they can be toxic to your pets. There are more than 700 plants that can cause toxic reactions in your pets with symptoms ranging from mild nausea to even death. It is important to take caution and consider the types of plants you place in your yard, especially in areas where your pets have ready access....
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Member since: May 2008
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