Hello world!

“Can you hear me now? How about now? What about in the back? And over in the corner?” Setting the stage is always my favorite part of the show. To see the interworking of parts that it takes to create a masterpiece. These same parts that are never seen, but when they go wrong can make or break a show. The funny thing about the inter workings is when something starts to go wrong, it rarely comes out of know where and is usually because someone dropped a ball. Allow me to tell you the story of all the balls that have been dropped by the U.S. in an attempt to help an E.T. call their mom.

My family is in charge of knowledge management, so they think they are smart. The truth is that are just really good at record keeping, baby making, and getting into fights. Most of the time with each other, and that boys and girls is why the world is an absolute mess. They point blame, they shame, and are afraid to admit they are the problem.

Every fight starts the same. The insecurity builds up inside until it explodes with emotional word vomit that repercussions through the bodies creating momentary chaos. The power of the repercussion determined by the volume of the unified sound. Through the decades man has built a platform to elevate their voice above the masses. Teaching their children that the loudest person is the one you listen to causing an endless game of who can be the loudest and the world is tired of listening to the hate.

We are going to show you the power of a whisper, a secret, a silent prayer in the closet that reached the masses through the warm embrace of a hug. Our world is crazy, but if all my years of reading has taught me anything, that’s exactly when you should start stop, look, and listen… because something BIG is coming.

Get ready to learn the history of communications technology through the eyes of a non-binary, neuro-divergent drag artist, activist, and social engineer. They served in the U.S. Marine Corps as a Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) and Electronic Warfare (EW) Analyst, works at the number one provider of Artificial Intelligence solutions to the federal government, and very likely the cute white chick at the bar that one time.

We moved to DC in January 2020, and we finally know what it was that brought us here. Our family is the one that no one really knows, but at the same point it seems like everyone knows. It’s because we like to do projects and help others do projects, and then out of no where so many projects are being done and know one is listening to each other any more and then some of the projects are just insane. There is no telling what next malady is going to appear. So in an attempt to not lose track of what is important, we decided it made sense to start at home and make sure that we are all on the same page.