Greetings, web surfer! I am known as Avery, but I have many names. I’m twenty-seven years old and I have a deep passion for a wide variety of topics, including but not limited to:
- biology
- geography
- geospatial technology
- humans
- linguistics
- media analysis
- music
- politics
- renewable resources
- sitcoms
- sustainable agriculture
- transportation systems
- writing
Here at Resonant Echo, I write about whatever I want, more often than not presented in stream-of-consciousness form. If you’re looking for well-researched, or hell, even well-thought-out entries, this is seldom (but not never) where you will find them. As the title suggests, I am merely sounding a bell in the corner of this world wide web and seeing how far the resonance happens to reach. If you’re reading this, congratulations: you’re the echo.
I live in Montreal with my cat, Holly, where I am studying in pursuit of a graduate degree in Public Policy & Public Administration. I also hold an Associate’s degree in Natural Resources and a Bachelor’s in Geography.
If I’m doing anything at all, I’m probably watching YouTube, listening to music, journaling, reading, exercising, or spending time with the many important people in my life. Alongside blogging, I also write a fair amount of fictional short stories, personal poetry, and have written a couple novels that hopefully will turn into many more someday. I promise you, a lot more thought went into those than goes into these entries.
So, make yourself comfortable, have a look around, and let me know if anything resonates!