Theme: Show & Tell – Tenx9 Nashville – Douglas Corner Cafe – Nashville
The set up that wasn’t recorded was this: After nearly a decade working in the criminal justice system as a mental health/substance abuse counselor, I needed a break. The year was 1999.
So, some crazy people at Laurel High School in Knoxville (in Ft. Sanders) let me be the Principal for a year. During that glorious year, I made some lifelong friends and got hit in the face by a force known as “Boom Boom.”
Loosely connected facts: Storyteller. Curator of a Better Internet. Lifelong Politico. Social Media Maven. Creativity and Empathy Evangelist. Performer. Creator of Content Worth Sharing. Digital Strategist. Former Social Worker. Decade teaching in Higher Ed. Master's Degree in Theology. Married to an Irishman. 3 darling kiddos. Preacher's kid. Appalachian. Music maker. Music devour-er. ENTP. Bohemian. Geeky. Obsessed with thrift stores and all things vintage. Lover of species.
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