Art ~ Work ~ Projects
So much of what makes someone a valuable employee is their non-professional experiences, and how they apply them to novel situations.
Gardening has taught me that research and preparation is the defining part of any successful harvest.
Embroidery has taught me that the infinitesimal details are the difference between ‘finished’ and ‘fabulous.’
Training an over-eager but under-socialized rescue dog taught me that consistency, empathy, and patience are the most essential building blocks of leadership, and the results are well worth the work.
Throwing a Neon Circus in the Mojave Desert taught me that no amount of planning and preparation can negate the need for flexibility, adaptability, and an unflappably sunny demeanor.
Neotropolis
Intense Art and Community Building, in a ‘galaxy far away’ in the Mojave desert.
Wasteland Weekend
Building a home in the Apocalypse is hard work.
It’s worth it.
Pizza
Pizza ovens are twice the heat of regular ovens, and sometimes the most delicious (aka ‘Best’) results don’t look polished. They are no less filling for that fact.
