I have a ton of passions. I love creativity and the arts. I love beautiful spaces and majestic and grand vista's in the realm of ideas, science, art, religion, architecture, politics, economics, health, fitness and nutrition.

I've taken numerous interest tests through the years, and when they put "lawyer" at the top of the list, I discounted their credibility. Not until my 3rd interest test, which was very intensive and took 6 hours to complete, did I consider that perhaps there was a pattern there, with Political Science and the Arts off the charts. I've not pursued law, however.

After graduating from UVU in Digital Media, I did take a career course that consisted of yet more testing and on this 4 and intensive result, lawyer came in 2nd, rather than first. The retired BYU professor explained to me that before law, my 1st ideal would be to manage a large organization, to help it along, oversee, direct, and nurture it. A large nursing home, for example, he said I would run beautifully with all my of test results.

I'm very concerned with freedom and liberty, and encroaching government and the trampling of the US Constitution by "we the people" and those incumbents sent back to DC or the local city council who put the "strings of tyranny" upon us. People who know me well, know I can't refrain long from making commentary or keeping abreast of current events as relating to the abandonment of correct principles that are crucial in maintaining human liberty.

I've been told that I am "hiding many talents under a bushel," which thought causes me deep consternation and grief. I'm a perfectionist. I'm very much grateful for the challenge to try to find and discover talents and improve those I might already have a nack for.

It is wonderful to produce creative content that is compelling in composition, color, look, design, and certainly in message.

Film is very appealing to me as it takes in all the arts, having great power to influence with story and big ideas.