After some people decided using what information they could find on me as a make-shift weapon for their inability to offer a compelling argument, I decided to revise this area a bit. 
At an early age I discovered the wonders of the internet. I didn't know spending the night at my Aunt's house would introduce me to something I'd later border an addiction to. She used AOL. I can still recall that annoying connection sound. When I returned home the next day, I cooed over how amazing
chatting was and how much fun I had
online. I begged my dad to let me use the internets at my curious age of 12.
He had a few trial CDs for AOL and set me up. It didn't take long for that log in to get annoying and the trials to expire. To keep me chatting happily, my dad found OCO (Orange County Online) for me to use instead, a mIRC chat that originated from Orange County, Texas. From there I delved into basic programming with the chatroom bots and discovered my first MMORPG, The Realm Online.
Somewhere along the way I discovered Furcadia and that inevitably led me to deviantART. It was during my first year in the military that I came to this community. I was a lean mean fighting machine, playing with Furcadia dreams.

(I don't care to explain that, if you play the game you'll understand, if you don't.. just move on.)
After a while even the various MMO's I'd tried lost interest for me. (Lineage II, EverQuest, WoW, UO, etc.) Albeit, deviantART never lost it's swagger. I was drawn to the internet by chatting and I remain on the internet because of the broad range of communication you have with like-minded people. Although I don't frequent dAmn regularly, I do interact with the community on various levels and I love it. In later years I've found satisfaction in discovering facts and information from the internet. My big kick has been copyrights and how it all works online, considering how the internet works.
As I had said before I was in the U.S. Army for a while, four years to be exact. I spent two years in S. Korea and one year deployed to Afghanistan; the rest was travel, training, and vacation time. In June 2007 I was honorably discharged and married to a soldier. I now serve my country as a proud Army wife.
My husband and I met at a small bar outside our home base. We were a couple of relieved soldier's coming off a deployment out to have a good time in celebration of our return home. We'd never imagined that we'd be meeting the person we'd spend the rest of our life with. After five months together we were married by the justice of the peace on June 8, 2007. It still remains one of the happiest days of my life. Regardless of the ups and downs we face.
Where to find me
On dAmn:#
iRPG (Not for Chatting)#
ScribeSanctuary (My Club Chat)#
getLIT (Lit. Community Chat)#
dAPensioners (Chatroom for adults)#
iPhotograph (Photographers Chat)#
Thumbsshare (Thumbs sharing Chat)
Official Website
Blogger
NaNoWriMo
NaNoEdMo
Script Frenzy
NaBloPoMo
WritersMarket
MySpace
Twitter
digg
Delicious
MMO Character Listing*These are the names I use in Massive Multi-player Online games I play.
Furre(s): Koneko Katzchen, LostKitten, Mistress Mayhem, Neenka, Silest & Tessil.
Dream Bot(s): Furre Paw (Theme Park), The Forbidden Oasis (18+), Lost Utopia (E8+)

Neopian(s):
lostkitten (active),
lostkitten424 (frozen)
Neopet(s):

Pet Profile(s):
(In the order shown above)Lugiem,
MissosamiMy Frozen Pets: Louvierre, Misosami, Hendavia (I think I had a 4th too, but don't remember its name...)

Character(s): Lynda Kanto (Active), Kattalina Caldwell (Expired)

Character(s): (all inactive at the moment)
[Scarlet Crusade] Misosami, Silest, Kattalina
[Hellscream] Hendavia
dA-WISH (Where I Stand Here) is a section used to express where you stand on common controversies in dA.
If you would like to create your own dA-WISH feel free to do so, it's your choice if you want to give credit to me or not. The important thing is that you communicate with members of dA who watch your journals or view your gallery. Communication is a beautiful thing and I support good communication.On Comments: I do not respond to simple comments. If you don't take the time to say something more constructive than "cool" then I'm not going to take the time to respond to you. I'd actually prefer to not receive a comment than to get something generic.
On Favourites: I personally consider a

a compliment and I appreciate the support from any who

my work. I don't give or expect any commentary for favorites. I'd actually prefer
not to be thanked when I collect someone's work. I find it redundant. There's already a level of appreciation between both parties, no need to express what's already understood--or at least, should be understood.
On Watching: I watch people that I think have talent, bring useful information to the table, or entertain me in some way. I don't think of dA as a popularity contest, it's a place for art. If you watch me I may watch you, but I won't do it to give you incentive to watch me in the first place.
On Criticism: If you have nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all. Even if your mother/father/guardian didn't teach you this, I strongly believe that everyone should follow it. It's not to say that you should never point out negative aspects of someones work, simply that you should include good points as well. It's called constructive criticism for a reason.
On Policy Violations: If I have no doubts, I hit report. I believe in educating people when they make a mistake. Otherwise, they may never learn. You're liable to get a note or a comment from me if I take the time out to report your submission as a policy violation. Did one of your deviations get a comment from me about policy violation?
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Did you catch on to the new submissions concept I implemented... ? I should have sent you a note about it... I just did it quickly and scampered off.
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Only you can make your dreams come true.dA Supporter since Jun '04 -Salley
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Only you can make your dreams come true.dA Supporter since Jun '04 -Salley
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Check out my publishing business's first book
It's a wonderful place! In a valley in the middle of nowhere, no electricity so the hotel there has a gasoline generator and they turn the lights out at 10, so you can see ALL the stars and it's just an awesome place!
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When you feel your soul drop to the floor,
Like a hole, like an open bleeding sore...
Then you'll have bled like I bled!
And you'll have wept as I've wept!
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If you have any questions let me know.
-LK
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