Author: sharmaine

When people (mainly my husband) make comments about me being spoiled, I don’t even try to argue. I know I’m spoiled, but what I always say is, “I’m spoiled, but I’m not a spoiled brat.” Those who truly know me usually agree at this point. ☺ This morning, though, I had to disagree with myself, Read more

As I mentioned last year, I guess I’m sort of a New Year’s Eve Scrooge. I’m looking forward to a nice, relaxing evening at home, as the smell of gumbo is filling the house. ☺ I love watching the festivities in Times Square (although you couldn’t pay me to be there), and of course, I Read more

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Live, Love, & Laugh…in the Moment This was the theme for the 40th Birthday Celebration in Sacramento, California last night, for which I created an 11-minute, 202-photo video production that looped during the party. This 30-second video showcases a few of the incorporated custom effects, like the 3D effect on the opening photo after the Read more

A friend of mine recently shared with me that the Thanksgiving program at work is always very difficult for her, and she has to fight back tears through it.  Although I understood it, I couldn’t relate…so I thought. I realized this morning that I felt much the same way this time last year as I Read more

Although Trinity has technically had a Twitter account since 2007, we launched our “official Twitter presence” today. But who knew what an ordeal it would be when the Director of Communications asked me to put the icon on the home page? Wow! Talk about some serious coding! The problem is that each section on the Read more

This is one of the books offered for summer reading at my job this past summer – Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria? And Other Conversations About Race, written by Spelman College President, Dr. Beverly Tatum. Faculty and Staff members who chose to read the book gathered at the beginning Read more

Since switching to the iPhone, I’ve been trying to figure out exactly how I want my notes to sync (I’ll spare everyone the details). I think I’ve finally figured out the best method, but as I was sorting through all 90 notes, I ran across a prayer from almost 3 years ago. It was at Read more

Rarely will I write about politics, but this is very interesting. Quite thought-provoking. My friend, Rachael, posted it on her blog. Read more

I ran across an image of Trinity’s former website a couple of weeks ago. I found it quite interesting to see how robust our current site is, compared to what it used to be, during the days when a website was a place to go to consume information, whereas now, in the Web 2.0 age, Read more