_______Hi, I'm, Geoff Latham, I'm a musician, a photographer, an adventurer, and probably as close to a true "Renaissance Man" as one can be in rural Mississippi. I matriculated from Delta State University in 2004, where I received a Bachelor's degree in Art Education. I have been a teacher of the fine and performing arts for four years with experience in both the Tennessee and Mississippi public education systems. I am a very tech savvy person with a pronounced ability to learn quickly and adapt to changing environments. I am an advanced organizer and I work well with others. My background includes experience in journalism, media writing, photography, multimedia and audiovisual production, management of employees, and in my most recent position, classroom instruction of middle/high school learners in the visual arts and general music. I also have experience in public speaking, photography, as well as musical and theatrical performance. My hobbies include cooking, drawing, painting, photography, web page design, role playing games, music and movies.

_______I'm pretty well known for my sense of humor and am regarded by many as a hearty, robust, cultured, and easy going gentleman. I am well tactful, well mannered, well read, and have a definitive taste for refinement. Contrastingly, I also enjoy the more rustic and earthy pleasures that life has to offer. I have a deep appreciation for the simple things in life and desire a lifestyle that is uncomplicated. I have a vivid and active imagination and enjoy activities that foster creativity and enlightenment. I relish in the pursuit of new experiences, so long as they are unique and esoteric. To sum up:

"I am dichotomy. I am the surreal. I am beauty in the banal. I am a man of extremes."
"I am a Fellow of infinite jest and constant sorrow."
"I am one of a kind, a social predator, a friend, a lover, a leader, and a slave."

"...One of God's own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die." - Raoul Duke