Hello! My name is Julianna, and I guess I have to tell you a bit about me. I always find this difficult because I never know who wants to know what, and why. I’m known to give TMI (too much information) at times, so I will do my best to give you the short version.So, if I don’t cover it here, ask me and I’ll probably tell ya!

I was born and raised in Kirkland, WA. and at the age of 15, we moved here to California. I had always sort of considered myself a Californian due to the fact that I spent every holiday from school at my Grandmothers ranch here, in Campbell. Still, it was difficult to leave my friends and classmates , most I had known since I was 2 or 3 years old. And now, here I am, all these years later, still in California.

I have lived the last 15 years in my condominium in Campbell. I share my home with my boyfriend, 2 cats, 2 birds, and 2 dwarf African frogs. Yes, I have quite the zoo! And, a very patient and tolerant boyfriend I might add!

I have worked in the travel industry for the past 10 years, and up until May 2007, I worked at a large wholesale luxury travel provider. I am now working from home, on my own and learning how to discipline myself to not take a vacation every day! ;)I’m specialist for Hawaii, Caribbean, Mexico and Tahiti and her islands, but I sell travel to anywhere. So, if you’re looking to plan a vacation, feel free to email me!

I have been using Mac’s for the last 20+ years. I love Mac’s, but when I have to, I can tolerate PC’s. I felt extremely lucky and blessed when I was given my first computer, along with personal training, by a wonderfully amazing man… Woz. (Thank you Steve, if you happen to stumble upon this!)

I have 3 computers, one an iMac G4, another is a Strawberry G3, the last is a Dell, yes a Dell. My Mom gave me hers after my PowerBook died.

I primarily use my G4 and I love it! I use it for work and personal things.

Unfortunately, my G4 is not working and this is one of the reasons why I joined his group. The other reason.. to meet new friends and learn more about the wonderful world of Macs.