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I am thrilled to be on the Teampedia team. [[File:Calvin and Hobbes playing CalvinballJanaZ.pngjpg|thumbnail|Calvin and Hobbes playing CalvinballJZ]]My work and play has included being on teams for university and nonprofit website development, Montessori education, communication strategy, fundraising for charitable causes . . . and Calvinball! I interpret "team" broadly - my family, neighborhood, community, poets, artists, and various other identity groups are among my teams.

I prefer non-competitive games - My work and play has included being on teams for instanceuniversity and nonprofit website development, I have a great time with the Teampedia activity Montessori education, communication strategy, fundraising for charitable causes, literary pursuits . . . and Calvinball![[Song BattleFile:Calvin and Hobbes playing Calvinball.png|thumbnail|Calvin and Hobbes playing Calvinball]], but not the score-keeping variation. (I do make exceptionsinterpret "team" broadly - my family, such as for a rowdy Pictionary sessionneighborhood, or Chinese Checkers when I'm winningcommunity, poets, artists, and various other identity groups are among my teams.)

 I'm always up for good ice-breakers and get-to-know-you activities. I enjoy doing art together, such as [[Drawing Fun]], and inventing creative writing collaborations. And I love the many activities people have created to help us appreciate our diversity. Service projects, I've found, build our teams as well as warm our hearts.  I prefer non-competitive games - for instance, I have a great time with the Teampedia activity [[Song Battle]], but without score-keeping. (I do make exceptions, such as for a rowdy Pictionary session, or Chinese Checkers, when I'm winning.)  The "de-briefing" part component of Teampedia activities seems especially valuable to me - I like taking time to be mindful about what an activity can teach us about living and working together better.