: About Me

Hello, all!

About me? Where shall I start. Well, I am an individual with a questioning mind. I am a recent graduate of Chapman University with honors. When I am not writing, I work various jobs. I am an avid member of a progressive worldwide movement for social change known as thezeitgeistmovement, as well as a member of The Boston Tea Party. My articles have been published at Triond and Associated Content, as well as here. I write editorials here in Washington for the local paper, The Whidbey Island News And Times, where I reside with one very creative daughter and one very intuitive cat. Whidbey Isle is north of Seattle, here in Washington State. I love alternative products and to share my knowledge about them, so look for further articles from me on fair trade clothes, and natural beauty products! I have recently started writing a sci-fi book about an advanced alien race vs. a primitive planet. I love to travel, usually to Canada, so look for travel tips from me, as well!

My passion is ...

Eradicating War and Poverty

I know too much about ...

what makes people tick.

My parents always told me ...

You can catch more flies with honey than vinegar.

My childhood ambition ...

Rockstar. (still play music)

My favorite memory ...

Camp Nor'wester (childhood camp/parents met there as counselors)

Why I write ...

To connect with people.

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

The Best That Money Can't Buy-Jacque Fresco/

My first job ...

Ice Cream Shop

My best moment ...

Now!

My inspiration ...

Jacque Fresco-Social Designer, Engineer and Futurist

Pets & Animals > Cat Care & Health The purpose of cats' whiskers

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“Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens..” Whiskers are placed in songs and poems in a very romantic light. But, did you know that a cat’s whiskers are absolutely essential for survival? If a cat senses it’s prey in the dark through its whiskers, it reacts with ‘the precision of a mousetrap.” Whiskers on a cat serve as so much more than making a cat look distinguished, though they do that, they are delicate sense organs, specifically designed for hunting, stalking and killing prey. The cat feels air currents through them, and the cat’s whiskers...

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