liquidstar.org

Twenty-something. Painter. Writer. Home-based pastry artist and semi-chef. After spending a very character-building year in a Long Island harbor town working in a first-class bakery, I'm finally living my dream to move to San Francisco, employed in whatever job(s) make me happy and seeing what magical things fate has in store for me.

I'm willing to share my experiences with you if you're willing to read about them. My drive to document things comes and goes with the tides, but there's always a consistency of personality and candidness. If you've ever wanted to know what it would be like to walk in the shoes of a naïve young woman as she sets out on one of the biggest adventures of her life, this is the place to be.

I can't believe it's been over seven years that there has been some form of a "personal" site present on the Web that was created and run by me. About six months after debuting, it was moved to its own domain--the one you are visiting right now. Liquidstar.org has seen countless transformations at this point, survived through several long periods of dormancy, and is now still a part of my life as I go through by far the biggest change I've yet experienced: heading clear across the country to start a new life on the West Coast.

As far as any technical details you may be wondering, a friend of mine graciously hosts this site for me on his server as a pet project, and the domain is registered through GKG. I do all of the design and coding myself, aside from what WordPress produces for me with respect to publishing my weblog entries.