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I grew up in Champaign Illinois, where I graduated from Champaign Central High School. I was on the tennis team and in the marching band's color guard all four years of high school, including being section leader of the guard my senior year. I competed in scholastic bowl (for which I was named athlete of the week, partly as a joke), math team, WYSE, and science olympiad.
I was involved in the youth group and mission trips of Grace Lutheran Church in Champaign in middle school and high school. I was on the call committee that hired our new pastor and I represented the congregation to the regional synod assembly multiple times. I have taught vacation bible school several times. I served as the secretary of the church council for several years. I am now a member of Grace University Lutheran Church in Minneapolis.
As a student at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, I was involved off and on with the theatre and dance programs, depending on how my schedule allowed. Even when I am not formally involved with these activities, they are informally an important part of my life.
An incomplete list of things I value and enjoy which may or may not be represented elsewhere on this website: {math, art, nature, science, dance, board games, theology, civics, linguistics, queer issues, typography, video games, storytelling, political science, disability issues, poetry, astronomy, music, philosophy, comedy, intersectionality, literature, cats, music, podcasts}
My kitties! As of late 2025, Lily (black tabby) is 14.5 years old. She has arthritis and chronic kidney disease and loves to shred cardboard into confetti with her teeth. She has been going strong for over a year since her CKD diagnosis. If you care for a cat with CKD, I highly recommend Tanya's CKD Guide. Lavender (blue tabby) is 1.5 years old. He has asthma, has yet to grow a single brain cell., and loves to annoy his big sister and play fetch.
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My friends call me Leemur, and say that I am eight lemurs operating a human suit. (The eight lemurs have names and personalities but that's a little too much Leemur lore for a photo caption.) Lemurs are my favorite animals. They are the cats of primates, like how owls are the cats of birds and foxes are the cats of dogs. Here is a photo of Momo, the delightful winged lemur from my favorite show, Avatar.
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