I am very lucky in my life, that I have achieved my dream job already. What I always wanted to do ever since I was a very young girl was to be able to work for myself and be a part of the Art and Craft industry in America. This dream job has taken me across the United States four different times. I have been able to contribute my skills to the Wayside National Historical Site for their reproduction permanent collection.

I have had the opportunity to make textile design videos on Youtube for a public audience. Lastly, I have had the opportunity to write about my passion in magazines and articles for publication all over the world wide web. My next step is to produce a series compact disks of historical crafts and design primitive patterns for resale. I would like to sell these on the web, the store I currently supply to in Arkansas, and eventually other craft and antique stores across the United States.

All of my entire life it has been dedicated to the world of Art and History. For years, I have worked for the United States National Parks Service as a Historical Interpreter specializing in perservation of American Historical Textiles and passing that legacy to future generations. Now since I am out of the National Parks Service, I still feel that my gift to American society is talk about these wonderful American traditions with the rest of the world. By writing for Xomba and producing contend for the web, I feel that I am fullfilling my larger dream to the rest of the world by the knowledge that I have to share.