About Me

Blame my mother. It’s all her fault I studied journalism. I was bored around the house one summer day, playing with our new computer. I decided to write a few news items down in the Word processing program. “Household Happenings” only published two issues. Naturally, my mom thought it was fantastic.

I dismissed her career idea. But she must have planted a seed in my head, because by senior year of high school, I knew what I wanted to do: write for a newspaper. I did for several years.

I moved to Raleigh in 2007 and spent three years working as a web and broadcast producer for a local TV news station. There I learned other forms of writing and gained skills in Web, social networking. I also learned how to deal with the pressure of producing live news.

In 2009, I began using my skills to write articles, blog posts, press releases and web copy. So, a year later, I left the steady job to start my own business as a writer and editor. I keep my hand in journalism by writing and editing for The Raleigh Public Record. I also pursued another passion of mine, organizing, and now work as a professional organizer.

As I embark on new ventures and uses for my skills, I think about that seed Mom planted years ago.  I’m lucky she did, and it keeps on growing.