Hello there my name is Joey Hart. I am a LCC student and majoring in Multimedia design.  I have really been all over the place as far as figuring out what I want out of this life.  But now I realize its more important to chase your passion, not the money.  For me I need to express myself creatively, work around other like minded individuals, and cherish every moment of time we have on this earth.  I like to spend any free time I have, digging in bins at second hand stores. I mean  who knows what treasure may be uncovered next?  Photography and adventuring are very important to me, as I aspire to one day travel, advertise, and be able to produce images for companies, as well as myself.  Hiking, biking, exercising is a new found love for me too.  I have spent many years riding the couch, and not getting anywhere.  Yes it took time to realize the benefits of sweating and working out, but once I started to see myself smile for no reason, laugh at nothing, and do whatever it took to sweat again, I was hooked.  On a more serious note, I have a real addiction to burritos.  For the past 6 months, a vegetable burrito has been  a staple in my daily intake.  It started simply with rice and beans, and now has evolved to kale, mushrooms, squash, eggs, broccoli, and much much more.   When I first came across this device of a tortilla, magic happened.  It was a chance to put all amazing ingredients together, wrap it up in a warm blanket, hose down in sauce of my choice (peanut butter, Saracha, mayo and curry powder) and enjoy. Unfortunately my obsession for this classic has got out of hand,  my burritos don’t wrap up by any means.  They have become a slop of steamed veg and rice, layered deeply with an open faced tortilla, lost in all the giblets, served lazily in a large Tupperware container.  But that’s ok, I love the phases of my addiction equally, and am excited to see what the next chapter of burritos can bring.   Basically my daily goal in life, is to live in the moment, never judge, and always create.  If i stick with these simple aspirations, the bigger things of life will fall into place naturally.

By: Joey Hart