Mentors

I graduated magna cum laude Associate of Applied Design from Lane Community College in 2002. I created my first of several domain names. 

I was and still am an eBlogger long before it was a trend.

Utilizing the World of opportunities and hooking-up with people either across the Nation or even better, "across the pond." A new group of internet users navigating language, e-commerce, art, creative writers, tech, cultures and simple ideas like friendship.

Communication skills were imperative. Complete thoughts, not this sound byte format that is used today. We usually had a computer translator installed and even then, took time to get it right and not offend someone.

When working with the World Wide Web for any reason, it is best practice to understand the culture of the people you are talking to and Honor those  differences. 

Now, I am attempting to piece together a lifetime of writing into a

one-stop- location that connects the past to my current because,

I still embrace the World Wide Web with joy. 

Graphic Designer Rebecca Lea  

After graduating from the University of Arkansas in 2007, 

I have and still write about local, national and World News. 

One should always know what is happening in your local community.  

I called my press reporting a name that could always journey with me.

Forever living near a creek and if that should change well, photographers and the World Wide Web keep me grounded.

A forever canopy of stars, trees and oceans.

Creekside News Journal 

Graduated from Full Sail University in 2011, with a kick-ass business plan ready to roll-out. At that time, I needed to hit the streets running which, I was ready to do just that. I had confidence to succeed for myself, my family and my local neighbors which, included a four county area to start. Having the top awarded business plan in entertainment plus top awards for web & print marketing including advertisement, I began the search for the perfect location and the three employees I needed to fulfill my plan. 

My husband was disabled. There was no one able to take care of my needs and I built a business plan with goals that of course benefited me three employees and the future clients with no greedy profit margins.

What went wrong? People went wrong. I hadn't considered the strength or power behind Oppression, Social Injustice, Racism and Misogyny. 

So, now I find myself in the Storyteller position utilizing one of my husband's favorite words: reconnoiter.

Littlemouse Vision Quest