Aug26
I was born and raised in the great city of New Orleans, LA. Of all things, I was born during a hurricane—a sign if there ever was one. I had a simple childhood. You know, little league, cub scouts, sleep-away camp, summers around the swimming pool…you get the point. I went away to school, to the University of Georgia, where I learned so much about myself and life in general. It truly was a great four years in good ol’ Athens, GA! After a wonderful year at Turner Broadcasting, I further narrowed in on what my passions are: marketing and advertising trends, the Internet, social networking, creative brainstorming and project execution. I don’t intend for this blog to be a platform to preach my ideals or beliefs or espouse political commentary—not a knock on people who do that, though. Nor do I intend to use this blog as a way to truly develop my prose. Rather, I hope this blog becomes a true and accurate reflection of myself—my interests, my thoughts and ruminations, my routines, my milestones, my life. And who knows, hopefully this blog can evolve over time, and maybe a year from now it will become something I never could have predicted. Or maybe this blog will die a slow death (but hopefully not!). It all remains to be seen. So, with that being said, I hope you enjoy. All feedback is welcome.

I was born and raised in the great city of New Orleans, LA. Of all things, I was born during a hurricane—a sign if there ever was one. I had a simple childhood. You know, little league, cub scouts, sleep-away camp, summers around the swimming pool…you get the point.

I went away to school, to the University of Georgia, where I learned so much about myself and life in general. It truly was a great four years in good ol’ Athens, GA!

After a wonderful year at Turner Broadcasting, I further narrowed in on what my passions are: marketing and advertising trends, the Internet, social networking, creative brainstorming and project execution.

I don’t intend for this blog to be a platform to preach my ideals or beliefs or espouse political commentary—not a knock on people who do that, though. Nor do I intend to use this blog as a way to truly develop my prose. Rather, I hope this blog becomes a true and accurate reflection of myself—my interests, my thoughts and ruminations, my routines, my milestones, my life. And who knows, hopefully this blog can evolve over time, and maybe a year from now it will become something I never could have predicted. Or maybe this blog will die a slow death (but hopefully not!). It all remains to be seen.

So, with that being said, I hope you enjoy. All feedback is welcome.