About me:

Born in the 80's, a teen in the 90's, and an adult in Y2K - Being a Xennial provided the best of both the Analog and Digital worlds. My first computer was a Commodore 64, but the real fun began when I got my first PC. It was a 80286, with a monochrome monitor, and a 2400 baud modem running DOS 5.0 and Windows 3.0. With my 90's PC addition, I learned everything I needed to know about hardware and software, became an avid BBS (Bulletin Board System) user and SysOp, and ventured out into the World Wide Web building a website or two on GeoCities. Once social media began to take over, everything became a more structured and a lot of those unique websites and all of that individual creativity began to disappear. Fortunately, sites like this one have restored some of that nostalgia and those of us that lived through it the first time, can once again have a place on the Internet we can call home.

I managed to grow up and fulfill my dreams of working in technology. I was fortunate enough to land a career 25+ years ago with a Fortune 50 company doing what I enjoy. I've done a little bit of everything from starting as a Field Support Technician, to Technical Support Management, to Technology Project Coordination, to now being a System Administrator and Software Development Engineer of a global PaaS system. Over my tenure, I have achieved multiple technology certifications as well as my BS and MS degrees in Information Technology Management and Strategic Management and Leadership.

And so here I am... this is my outlet for all the things I enjoy. Of course with any personal website, I'm sure this thing will constantly be "Under Perpetual Beta" as I find new things to add. I invite you to enjoy what I have posted on here and maybe I'll meet a few new friends with common interests. For now, I hope you enjoy.