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About Me

Outsider artist and long time ghost writer.
I put my thoughts, feelings, trials and tribulations on people's walls and write behind the scenes hoping to make others look their very best.

I'm not just an American, I consider myself very much a citizen of the world and I refuse to let boundaries of countries and governments stop me from helping others improve their lives.

Location:
United States, Toledo, OH
Current organization:
3am Art
Past organizations:
Keyword Content
Current role:
Owner
Gender:
Female
I am:
Activist, Artist, Atheist, Change Agent, Consultant, Entrepreneur, Foodie, Idea generator, Philanthropist, Writer/Editor
Languages:
English
My website links:
3am Art , Keyword Content, FanBox
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More About Me

I'm passionate about

Helping people. All people.

An idea worth spreading

Someone greater than I said, "Imagine if Facebook gave every member $100 to spend on their site."

I am currently volunteering at a website that is doing just that and it's allowing people to earn from sharing knowledge, selling products and services and MORE. And the entire world is invited!

Talk to me about

your thoughts.

People don't know that I'm good at

totally and quickly diffusing the anger of others.

My TED Story

it's still being written.... :-)

Comments

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  • A comment on Conversation: What is your argument for or against "Voter Apathy"?

    Oct 16 2012: Voter apathy is scary because not voting allows people to make decisions for you that do vote and you may or may not agree with those.
    I think people should vote and vote often.
    Although I won't namecall anyone "apathetic" for not voting.
    That's your right too.
    I realize often it comes down to "which candidate has to potential to do less damage.." and the solution is that we need to be more vocal about what we expect and stop accepting these bottom of the barrel crooks we get gifted with especially at the state and local level.

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