WorldLee

One of my dear friends used to say, “when you die, all you leave behind is a pile of dust and other people’s memories of you”. I always felt that was important to remember, and it has since been incorporated into my personal philosophy. At the end of the day, I want to be the pile of dust with the most interesting stories to tell. And by doing that, I will never truly die, and never be forgotten.

I’m sure there are lots of questions you would like to know about me, all I can tell you is that I have now lived on this planet for three decades, am working on my Bachelor’s Degrees in Psychology and Computer Science at the Ohio State University in Columbus, OH. I plan to be a Human-Computer Interface Design Specialist when I graduate, and with any luck find a job that allows me enough vacation time to continue to travel and see the world now that I’m old enough to appreciate it for all its beauty.

I am that interesting mix of contrasts that usually confuses the heck out of anyone who tries to classify me. While I am African-American by skin, I identify more with the Jewish culture. While I am definitely geeky, I am by no means socially inept nor physically unfit. Though I love being alone, I thrive on personal interactions.

Like I said, I am complicated.

So if you’re here to learn more about me, you can look at my history to see where I’ve been. If instead you’re the type that believes that family and friends make the man, you can look at them and see who matters most to me in this world.

You can also learn more about this website and how it came into being, where it is going, and where it has been.