: About Me

Hello everyone, I'm from Philly, PA, and have been working from home for the past 2 years as an independent contractor. Just recently I've started trying to get my own Virtual Assistant business off the ground, but it's been slow going so far.

Over the years I've dabbled in writing short stories and poetry, none published, just mainly for myself. I'm here at Helium to see if I can explore this a little further.

My passion is ...

helping people in anyway I can.

I know too much about ...

Britney Spears than necessary.

My parents always told me ...

To never give up.

My childhood ambition ...

was to be a schoolteacher. And a singer, and a model.

My favorite memory ...

is my Mom.

Why I write ...

to see if I can.

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

A mix of all my fav types of music, jazz, blues, gospel, r &b, classic rock, etc.

My first job ...

The neighborhood corner store.

My best moment ...

was resigning from my last brick and mortar job.

My inspiration ...

is my Mom, who was fiercely independent and never let having MS be a crutch.

Entertainment > Movie Analysis Movie analysis: Emotion as portrayed in Equilibrium

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The first time I saw "Equilibrium" it fascinated me for different reasons. The action scenes, or rather, the fight scenes, were amazing to watch, especially the Gun Kata scenes. It's also a love story of sorts, but its main point is emotions, or the lack thereof. It's the year 2070, and you get a glimpse of what it might be like if some mad dictator decided, after being fed up with war, that the world would be better off with no emotions. No emotions, no anger, therefore, no war. Father, the dictator, played by Sean Pertwee, hammers this message in throughout the movie by way of videos thr...

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