As I mentioned on the home page, it was never my intention to major in geography.  The plan had been to get an engineering undergraduate degree, and then complete a masters degree in naval architecture! I could design boats for a living, it was perfect! But, when I applied into engineering I was not accepted. So plan B, I decided I would go for arts and take a masters degree in Architecture, which didn’t need the engineering undergrad. Perfect. But then came my major, what was I going to do before that masters? I started taking more and more geography classes, and became very interested in the development of cities, in the history of our environment, as well as economic geography. This led me to decide that I wanted to major in Environment & Sustainability  – it was the perfect mix of human and physical geography. But then I actually started to love it, and began consuming vast amounts of my time watching environmental documentaries, getting into whole foods and nutrition, as well as the correlations between our health and what we consume around us both food and materialistically. I have become a complete geography student. And I have no further aspirations to go into architecture. I want to explore and educate people on the very hot topics of this century concerning our environment, our health, and inspire a future that productive, safe, and efficient.