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Becoming an Instructional Designer I realized I wanted to do more and needed more skills, so I completed an M.S. degree in instructional design, graduated with a 4.0 average, and won a “distinguished student” award. In this program, I realized I am an instructional designer to the core! Life can take a lot of twists and turns. Becoming an Artist I have taken university art classes, but I consider myself "self" taught
because I have learned more artistic concepts outside of University. I attended numerous classes with some of the best in the field, joined groups that would push me to grow, and read a ton of books. In a nutshell... My artistic designs have been used across North America by numerous organizations from small businesses, to non-profit organizations, to global companies.
Becoming a Writer I graduated, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Illinois with a B.A. in English. Why did I go to school to study English? I was sure that was what you needed to become a good writer, but I learned that wasn’t the case. Yes, I learned to write, but I was burned out after school. Because of my burned-out state, I focused on technical and business writing. This type of writing doesn’t require a ton of creativity. There is a simple rule. Make it concise. So, in a nutshell... I have written for diverse businesses and non-profit organizations, published in various print media, and taught English to domestic and foreign students. In the end, I looped back to what I always wanted to do - write my own books. But after a few years...
Little Bit About Me Everyone has a story, and you might be interested in mine. Of course, it's hard to sum up. How can you condense over forty years of experiences into a few sentences? Ah, I should write a book about it. It could be called, The Very True Tale of L.A. James. Dull. Let's work with some highlights....
Behind the Door I am Canadian, hence my logo. Seventeen years ago, I married an American (shocking for many Canadians) and moved to the States. I have been living in the South ever since. Adapting to the South has taken time. It has taken me fourteen years to like biscuits, sixteen years to learn to love grits (sharp cheese and bacon bits are the way to go), and seventeen years to use pimento cheese spread. There you have it: a Canadian can “learn the finer things in life.” However, truth be told, I cringe when Bluegrass music comes on, and I quickly exit the room. You can only adapt so much. I currently live in Central Kentucky with my husband and five kids. We have two poodles, and we have fish! Life wouldn’t be complete without some fish...or a cow, but I haven’t gotten a cow yet.

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Becoming an Instructional Designer I realized I wanted to do more and needed more skills, so I completed an M.S. degree in instructional design, graduated with a 4.0 average, and won a “distinguished student” award. In this program, I realized I am an instructional designer to the core! Life can take a lot of twists and turns. Becoming an Artist I have taken university art classes, but I consider myself "self" taught
because I have learned more artistic concepts outside of University. I attended numerous classes with some of the best in the field, joined groups that would push me to grow, and read a ton of books. In a nutshell... My artistic designs have been used across North America by numerous organizations from small businesses, to non-profit organizations, to global companies.
Little Bit About Me Everyone has a story, and you might be interested in mine. Of course, it's hard to sum up. How can you condense over forty years of experiences into a few sentences? Ah, I should write a book about it. It could be called, The Very True Tale of L.A. James. Dull. Let's work with some highlights....
Becoming a Writer I graduated, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Illinois with a B.A. in English. Why did I go to school to study English? I was sure that was what you needed to become a good writer, but I learned that wasn’t the case. Yes, I learned to write, but I was burned out after school. Because of my burned-out state, I focused on technical and business writing. This type of writing doesn’t require a ton of creativity. There is a simple rule. Make it concise. So, in a nutshell... I have written for diverse businesses and non-profit organizations, published in various print media, and taught English to domestic and foreign students. In the end, I looped back to what I always wanted to do - write my own books. But after a few years...
Behind the Door I am Canadian, hence my logo. Seventeen years ago, I married an American (shocking for many Canadians) and moved to the States. I have been living in the South ever since. Adapting to the South has taken time. It has taken me fourteen years to like biscuits, sixteen years to learn to love grits (sharp cheese and bacon bits are the way to go), and seventeen years to use pimento cheese spread. There you have it: a Canadian can “learn the finer things in life.” However, truth be told, I cringe when Bluegrass music comes on, and I quickly exit the room. You can only adapt so much. I currently live in Central Kentucky with my husband and five kids. We have two poodles, and we have fish! Life wouldn’t be complete without some fish...or a cow, but I haven’t gotten a cow yet.

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Becoming a Writer I graduated, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Illinois with a B.A. in English. Why did I go to school to study English? I was sure that was what you needed to become a good writer, but I learned that wasn’t the case. Yes, I learned to write, but I was burned out after school. Because of my burned-out state, I focused on technical and business writing. This type of writing doesn’t require a ton of creativity. There is a simple rule. Make it concise. So, in a nutshell... I have written for diverse businesses and non-profit organizations, published in various print media, and taught English to domestic and foreign students. In the end, I looped back to what I always wanted to do - write my own books. But after a few years...
Becoming an Instructional Designer I realized I wanted to do more and needed more skills, so I completed an M.S. degree in instructional design, graduated with a 4.0 average, and won a “distinguished student” award. In this program, I realized I am an instructional designer to the core! Life can take a lot of twists and turns. Becoming an Artist I have taken university art classes, but I consider myself "self" taught
because I have learned more artistic concepts outside of University. I attended numerous classes with some of the best in the field, joined groups that would push me to grow, and read a ton of books. In a nutshell... My artistic designs have been used across North America by numerous organizations from small businesses, to non-profit organizations, to global companies.
Little Bit About Me Everyone has a story, and you might be interested in mine. Of course, it's hard to sum up. How can you condense over forty years of experiences into a few sentences? Ah, I should write a book about it. It could be called, The Very True Tale of L.A. James. Dull. Let's work with some highlights....
Behind the Door I am Canadian, hence my logo. Seventeen years ago, I married an American (shocking for many Canadians) and moved to the States. I have been living in the South ever since. Adapting to the South has taken time. It has taken me fourteen years to like biscuits, sixteen years to learn to love grits (sharp cheese and bacon bits are the way to go), and seventeen years to use pimento cheese spread. There you have it: a Canadian can “learn the finer things in life.” However, truth be told, I cringe when Bluegrass music comes on, and I quickly exit the room. You can only adapt so much. I currently live in Central Kentucky with my husband and five kids. We have two poodles, and we have fish! Life wouldn’t be complete without some fish...or a cow, but I haven’t gotten a cow yet.

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Becoming a Writer I graduated, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Illinois with a B.A. in English. Why did I go to school to study English? I was sure that was what you needed to become a good writer, but I learned that wasn’t the case. Yes, I learned to write, but I was burned out after school. Because of my burned-out state, I focused on technical and business writing. This type of writing doesn’t require a ton of creativity. There is a simple rule. Make it concise. So, in a nutshell... I have written for diverse businesses and non-profit organizations, published in various print media, and taught English to domestic and foreign students. In the end, I looped back to what I always wanted to do - write my own books. But after a few years...
Little Bit About Me Everyone has a story, and you might be interested in mine. Of course, it's hard to sum up. How can you condense over forty years of experiences into a few sentences? Ah, I should write a book about it. It could be called, The Very True Tale of L.A. James. Dull. Let's work with some highlights....
Becoming an Instructional Designer I realized I wanted to do more and needed more skills, so I completed an M.S. degree in instructional design, graduated with a 4.0 average, and won a “distinguished student”award. In this program, I realized I am an instructional designer to the core! Life can take a lot of twists and turns… Becoming an Artist I have taken university art classes, but I consider myself “self” taught
because I have learned more artistic concepts outside of University. I attended numerous classes with some of the best in the field, joined groups that would push me to grow, and read a ton of books. In a nutshell... Numerous organizations have used my artistic designs across North America, from small businesses to non-profit organizations to global companies.
Behind the Door I am Canadian, hence my logo. Seventeen years ago, I married an American (shocking for many Canadians) and moved to the States. I have been living in the South ever since. Adapting to the South has taken time. It has taken me fourteen years to like biscuits, sixteen years to learn to love grits (sharp cheese and bacon bits are the way to go), and seventeen years to use pimento cheese spread. There you have it: a Canadian can “learn the finer things in life.” However, truth be told, I cringe when Bluegrass music comes on, and I quickly exit the room. You can only adapt so much. I currently live in Central Kentucky with my husband and five kids. We have two poodles, and we have fish! Life wouldn’t be complete without some fish...or a cow, but I haven’t gotten a cow yet.

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Becoming a Writer I graduated, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Illinois with a B.A. in English. Why did I go to school to study English? I was sure that was what you needed to become a good writer, but I learned that wasn’t the case. Yes, I learned to write, but I was burned out after school. Because of my burned-out state, I focused on technical and business writing. This type of writing doesn’t require a ton of creativity. There is a simple rule. Make it concise. So, in a nutshell... I have written for diverse businesses and non-profit organizations, published in various print media, and taught English to domestic and foreign students. In the end, I looped back to what I always wanted to do - write my own books. But after a few years...
Little Bit About Me Everyone has a story, and you might be interested in mine. Of course, it's hard to sum up. How can you condense over forty years of experiences into a few sentences? Ah, I should write a book about it. It could be called, The Very True Tale of L.A. James. Dull. Let's work with some highlights....
Becoming an Instructional Designer I realized I wanted to do more and needed more skills, so I completed an M.S. degree in instructional design, graduated with a 4.0 average, and won a “distinguished student”award. In this program, I realized I am an instructional designer to the core! Life can take a lot of twists and turns… Becoming an Artist I have taken university art classes, but I consider myself “self” taught
because I have learned more artistic concepts outside of University. I attended numerous classes with some of the best in the field, joined groups that would push me to grow, and read a ton of books. In a nutshell... Numerous organizations have used my artistic designs across North America, from small businesses to non-profit organizations to global companies.
Behind the Door I am Canadian, hence my logo. Seventeen years ago, I married an American (shocking for many Canadians) and moved to the States. I have been living in the South ever since. Adapting to the South has taken time. It has taken me fourteen years to like biscuits, sixteen years to learn to love grits (sharp cheese and bacon bits are the way to go), and seventeen years to use pimento cheese spread. There you have it: a Canadian can “learn the finer things in life.” However, truth be told, I cringe when Bluegrass music comes on, and I quickly exit the room. You can only adapt so much. I currently live in Central Kentucky with my husband and five kids. We have two poodles, and we have fish! Life wouldn’t be complete without some fish...or a cow, but I haven’t gotten a cow yet.

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Little Bit About Me Everyone has a story, and you might be interested in mine. Of course, it's hard to sum up. How can you condense over forty years of experiences into a few sentences? Ah, I should write a book about it. It could be called, The Very True Tale of L.A. James. Dull. Let's work with some highlights....
Becoming a Writer I graduated, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Illinois with a B.A. in English. Why did I go to school to study English? I was sure that was what you needed to become a good writer, but I learned that wasn’t the case. Yes, I learned to write, but I was burned out after school. Because of my burned-out state, I focused on technical and business writing. This type of writing doesn’t require a ton of creativity. There is a simple rule. Make it concise. So, in a nutshell... I have written for diverse businesses and non-profit organizations, published in various print media, and taught English to domestic and foreign students. In the end, I looped back to what I always wanted to do - write my own books. But after a few years...
Becoming an Instructional Designer I realized I wanted to do more and needed more skills, so I completed an M.S. degree in instructional design, graduated with a 4.0 average, and won a “distinguished student”award. In this program, I realized I am an instructional designer to the core! Life can take a lot of twists and turns… Becoming an Artist I have taken university art classes, but I consider myself “self” taught
because I have learned more artistic concepts outside of University. I attended numerous classes with some of the best in the field, joined groups that would push me to grow, and read a ton of books. In a nutshell... Numerous organizations have used my artistic designs across North America, from small businesses to non-profit organizations to global companies.
Behind the Door I am Canadian, hence my logo. Seventeen years ago, I married an American (shocking for many Canadians) and moved to the States. I have been living in the South ever since. Adapting to the South has taken time. It has taken me fourteen years to like biscuits, sixteen years to learn to love grits (sharp cheese and bacon bits are the way to go), and seventeen years to use pimento cheese spread. There you have it: a Canadian can “learn the finer things in life.” However, truth be told, I cringe when Bluegrass music comes on, and I quickly exit the room. You can only adapt so much. I currently live in Central Kentucky with my husband and five kids. We have two poodles, and we have fish! Life wouldn’t be complete without some fish...or a cow, but I haven’t gotten a cow yet.

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Little Bit About Me Everyone has a story, and you might be interested in mine. Of course, it's hard to sum up. How can you condense over forty years of experiences into a few sentences? Ah, I should write a book about it. It could be called, The Very True Tale of L.A. James. Dull. Let's work with some highlights....
Becoming a Writer I graduated, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Illinois with a B.A. in English. Why did I go to school to study English? I was sure that was what you needed to become a good writer, but I learned that wasn’t the case. Yes, I learned to write, but I was burned out after school. Because of my burned-out state, I focused on technical and business writing. This type of writing doesn’t require a ton of creativity. There is a simple rule. Make it concise. So, in a nutshell... I have written for diverse businesses and non-profit organizations, published in various print media, and taught English to domestic and foreign students. In the end, I looped back to what I always wanted to do - write my own books. But after a few years...
Becoming an Instructional Designer I realized I wanted to do more and needed more skills, so I completed an M.S. degree in instructional design, graduated with a 4.0 average, and won a “distinguished student”award. In this program, I realized I am an instructional designer to the core! Life can take a lot of twists and turns… Becoming an Artist I have taken university art classes, but I consider myself “self” taught
because I have learned more artistic concepts outside of University. I attended numerous classes with some of the best in the field, joined groups that would push me to grow, and read a ton of books. In a nutshell... Numerous organizations have used my artistic designs across North America, from small businesses to non-profit organizations to global companies.
Behind the Door I am Canadian, hence my logo. Seventeen years ago, I married an American (shocking for many Canadians) and moved to the States. I have been living in the South ever since. Adapting to the South has taken time. It has taken me fourteen years to like biscuits, sixteen years to learn to love grits (sharp cheese and bacon bits are the way to go), and seventeen years to use pimento cheese spread. There you have it: a Canadian can “learn the finer things in life.” However, truth be told, I cringe when Bluegrass music comes on, and I quickly exit the room. You can only adapt so much. I currently live in Central Kentucky with my husband and five kids. We have two poodles, and we have fish! Life wouldn’t be complete without some fish...or a cow, but I haven’t gotten a cow yet.
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Becoming an Instructional Designer I realized I wanted to do more and needed more skills, so I completed an M.S. degree in instructional design, graduated with a 4.0 average, and won a “distinguished student”award. In this program, I realized I am an instructional designer to the core! Life can take a lot of twists and turns… Becoming an Artist I have taken university art classes, but I consider myself “self” taught
because I have learned more artistic concepts outside of University. I attended numerous classes with some of the best in the field, joined groups that would push me to grow, and read a ton of books. In a nutshell... Numerous organizations have used my artistic designs across North America, from small businesses to non-profit organizations to global companies.
Little Bit About Me Everyone has a story, and you might be interested in mine. Of course, it's hard to sum up. How can you condense over forty years of experiences into a few sentences? Ah, I should write a book about it. It could be called, The Very True Tale of L.A. James. Dull. Let's work with some highlights....
Becoming a Writer I graduated, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Illinois with a B.A. in English. Why did I go to school to study English? I was sure that was what you needed to become a good writer, but I learned that wasn’t the case. Yes, I learned to write, but I was burned out after school. Because of my burned-out state, I focused on technical and business writing. This type of writing doesn’t require a ton of creativity. There is a simple rule. Make it concise. So, in a nutshell... I have written for diverse businesses and non-profit organizations, published in various print media, and taught English to domestic and foreign students. In the end, I looped back to what I always wanted to do - write my own books. But after a few years...
Behind the Door I am Canadian, hence my logo. Seventeen years ago, I married an American (shocking for many Canadians) and moved to the States. I have been living in the South ever since. Adapting to the South has taken time. It has taken me fourteen years to like biscuits, sixteen years to learn to love grits (sharp cheese and bacon bits are the way to go), and seventeen years to use pimento cheese spread. There you have it: a Canadian can “learn the finer things in life.” However, truth be told, I cringe when Bluegrass music comes on, and I quickly exit the room. You can only adapt so much. I currently live in Central Kentucky with my husband and five kids. We have two poodles, and we have fish! Life wouldn’t be complete without some fish...or a cow, but I haven’t gotten a cow yet.
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Little Bit About Me Everyone has a story, and you might be interested in mine. Of course, it's hard to sum up. How can you condense over forty years of experiences into a few sentences? Ah, I should write a book about it. It could be called, The Very True Tale of L.A. James. Dull. Let's work with some highlights....
Becoming a Writer I graduated, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Illinois with a B.A. in English. Why did I go to school to study English? I was sure that was what you needed to become a good writer, but I learned that wasn’t the case. Yes, I learned to write, but I was burned out after school. Because of my burned-out state, I focused on technical and business writing. This type of writing doesn’t require a ton of creativity. There is a simple rule. Make it concise. So, in a nutshell... I have written for diverse businesses and non-profit organizations, published in various print media, and taught English to domestic and foreign students. In the end, I looped back to what I always wanted to do - write my own books. But after a few years...
Becoming an Instructional Designer I realized I wanted to do more and needed more skills, so I completed an M.S. degree in instructional design, graduated with a 4.0 average, and won a “distinguished student”award. In this program, I realized I am an instructional designer to the core! Life can take a lot of twists and turns… Becoming an Artist I have taken university art classes, but I consider myself “self” taught
because I have learned more artistic concepts outside of University. I attended numerous classes with some of the best in the field, joined groups that would push me to grow, and read a ton of books. In a nutshell... Numerous organizations have used my artistic designs across North America, from small businesses to non-profit organizations to global companies.
Behind the Door I am Canadian, hence my logo. Seventeen years ago, I married an American (shocking for many Canadians) and moved to the States. I have been living in the South ever since. Adapting to the South has taken time. It has taken me fourteen years to like biscuits, sixteen years to learn to love grits (sharp cheese and bacon bits are the way to go), and seventeen years to use pimento cheese spread. There you have it: a Canadian can “learn the finer things in life.” However, truth be told, I cringe when Bluegrass music comes on, and I quickly exit the room. You can only adapt so much. I currently live in Central Kentucky with my husband and five kids. We have two poodles, and we have fish! Life wouldn’t be complete without some fish...or a cow, but I haven’t gotten a cow yet.

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Becoming a Writer I graduated, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Illinois with a B.A. in English. Why did I go to school to study English? I was sure that was what you needed to become a good writer, but I learned that wasn’t the case. Yes, I learned to write, but I was burned out after school. Because of my burned-out state, I focused on technical and business writing. This type of writing doesn’t require a ton of creativity. There is a simple rule. Make it concise. So, in a nutshell... I have written for diverse businesses and non-profit organizations, published in various print media, and taught English to domestic and foreign students. In the end, I looped back to what I always wanted to do - write my own books. But after a few years...
 A Little Bit About Me Everyone has a story, and you might be interested in mine. Of course, it's hard to sum up. How can you condense over forty years of experiences into a few sentences? Ah, I should write a book about it. It could be called, The Very True Tale of L.A. James. Dull. Let's work with some highlights....
Becoming an Instructional Designer I realized I wanted to do more and needed more skills, so I completed an M.S. degree in instructional design, graduated with a 4.0 average, and won a “distinguished student” award. In this program, I realized I am an instructional designer to the core! Life can take a lot of twists and turns… Becoming an Artist I have taken university art classes, but I consider myself “self” taught
 because I have learned more artistic concepts outside of University. I attended numerous classes with some of the best in the field, joined groups that would push me to grow, and read a ton of books. In a nutshell... Numerous organizations have used my artistic designs across North America, from small businesses to non-profit organizations to global companies.
Behind the Door I am Canadian, hence my logo. Seventeen years ago, I married an American (shocking for many Canadians) and moved to the States. I have been living in the South ever since. Adapting to the South has taken time. It has taken me fourteen years to like biscuits, sixteen years to learn to love grits (sharp cheese and bacon bits are the way to go), and seventeen years to use pimento cheese spread. There you have it: a Canadian can “learn the finer things in life.” However, truth be told, I cringe when Bluegrass music comes on, and I quickly exit the room. You can only adapt so much. I currently live in Central Kentucky with my husband and five kids. We have two poodles, and we have fish! Life wouldn’t be complete without some fish...or a cow, but I haven’t gotten a cow yet.

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