But hey, maybe your friends lovingly call you the nosey type, in which case, do let me go on... I was 10 years old when my mother looked me square in the eyes, with intent and meaning and the underscore of wisdom, to say I should write ads one day. I thought, “Fuck that, I’m gonna be an elephant trainer,” and forgot about it entirely right up until I stumbled on an ad school application over a decade later. 
It’s honestly hard to find the words to describe how much I love waking up to do this job. But don’t worry—finding the words is rarely a problem I’ll have otherwise. I’m so into what we do. I also really care about how we do it. Like, even when I'm not, and even when I don't. I think advertising is cool, and interesting, and a challenge. I know it has the potential to change something, any time we do it right. (Plus, who else will pay me to spend 3 hours writing and rewriting and rewriting a masterfully simple Instagram caption, peppered with unnecessarily thoughtful emojis?) Anyway, beyond my website header, I am also a friend, a sister, an aunt, a roller derby jammer, and a playlist enthusiast. I draw, I paint, I travel, I sing, and I pretend to know a thing or two about wine. I value style infinitely, but fashion none at all. I can say with all the confidence I was never been born with but have skillfully earned, that I am almost always the heart of a party. Don’t hesitate to reach out. Or hesitate a little, but then play it cool and confident and act like you totally don’t even care. Also please don’t tell my mom about this! She still thinks I work at a bank or something, and we can't give her the satisfaction of being right again.