About Me
At 5’5″, I may not be the tallest person in the room, but I’ve learned that it’s not always about standing out physically. Like many others, I enjoy unwinding with Netflix and YouTube, discovering new shows and channels that pique my interest or make me laugh. When I’m not binge-watching the latest series or following my favorite YouTubers, I love to lose myself in a good book. Reading has always been an essential part of my life, offering a welcome escape from the daily grind and a chance to explore new ideas, worlds, and perspectives.
As for my passion for music, not only do I play various instruments like electric and acoustic guitars, bass, and even dabble in banjo, but I also have a growing collection of older music electronics and formats. I’m a bit of a nostalgia buff, so you’ll find me hunting for iPods from yesteryear and spinning vinyl records on a classic turntable. There’s something truly special about experiencing music in these timeless formats. (No they don’t sound better than digital, but they do make me feel good)
In the gaming world, I often find myself immersed in adventures and challenges presented by games like The Last of Us, Skyrim, and CS:GO. These games never fail to keep me entertained and engaged. I’m particularly drawn to single-player, story-driven games. They offer a rich and immersive experience that transports me to new worlds and challenges me to think critically and creatively. But that’s not all! I also have a blast messing around in janky open sandbox games with my friends online. These games provide the perfect environment for us to let loose, collaborate, and have a good laugh together.
During my more than 5 years at CharlesWorks, I’ve taken on various roles including web development, technical support, domain handling, customer service, networking, and billing. It’s a diverse range of responsibilities that keep me occupied and challenged.
As for my online presence, I tend to be more of a “lurker” than an active participant. However, I’ve created this website to gather and share the few posts and contributions I’ve made online, giving you a small glimpse into my life and interests.
Feel free to explore and learn more about me.
