A bit about me
                I studied
                    classical guitar performance at Ball State University before working for a local municipality
                    where I gained experience in building maintenance and HVAC. I went on to work as an HVAC controls technician,
                    which was a blast! However, with a firm goal to become a software developer, I completed bachelor's degrees
                    in
                    Math through Indiana University and
                    Software Development through Western Governor's University. I currently study at Kenzie Academy,
                    a code academy in Indianapolis, IN. 
                
                    This is the number of legs that I have.
                    2!
                 
                
                    & this is the number of arms that I have.
                    Also 2!
                 
                
                    & this is the number of heads that I have.
                    Only 1.
                 
            
            
                Current status as a developer
                For the near future, much of the code found in my repositories will be learning exercises, but hopefully
                    some real projects will take seed soon.
            
            
                Aspirational / Goals
                I am working to gain a profiency in building solutions that leverage the architecture of the web. I know
                    that is vague and corny, but give me a few months and I'll have better specifics. I also hope to learn
                    to develop attractive websites, so expect to see some improvements to this page's appearance over the
                    coming weeks.
                Projects that I hope to become involved with:
                
                    - 
                        FreeBSD -- I admire the community around FreeBSD and hope to become involved in the project.
- 
                        INPAWS -- It's not
                        just about flowers! Ecological carrying capacity relies on the relationships between plants
                        and insects, which makes native plants a foundation for the entire environment.
                    
- MORE -- In many ways, I am seeking my muse. While I have ideas of what I want to do, I suspect I will
                        find a different path than I am able to imagine.