Hello. I am Monique Andrews, the creator of Oceancat.com, a friendly, eclectic site for humorous literature, the ocean, mad libs, and sounds.

About Monique: I grew up in Campbell, California, went to Westmont High School, and graduated from San Jose State University. Currently, I live in Arizona with my husband, Mark, the creator of many phone modding sites, and my cats, Tigger, Gianna, and Jasper. My cat, Pirate, who owned his own advice column, passed away in 2008.

I am a Web developer who has been in the industry for a while. In my free time, I like to compose and record music, play with solar energy, go swimming, hike, read books, and explore new areas I haven't seen. I play the French Horn, and sometimes get together with the Well Hammered Brass Quintet when I am in California.

God is the most important part of my life, and I highly recommend Him. He demonstrated great love for us (all people) by sending His Son, Christ Jesus. The world got stuck in a human condition, sin, that caused death and suffering. Then, God put a rescue plan in motion at just the right time. Jesus will come back soon to remove the death and suffering. Jesus paid the penalty for the world's sin when He died on a cross 2000 years ago. Then, God raised Him from the dead, and exalted His name above every other name. As a result, we may have God, the creator of the universe, living inside us through Christ Jesus and the Holy Spirit, who He gives to all who receive Jesus as their Lord. If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. If you receive Him today as Lord of your life, turn away from sin, and follow Him and His teaching, He will live inside of you.

About Oceancat.com: How did I come up with the name OceanCat? I like the ocean and I like cats. So, I combined the two words together into a compound word. Really, that's it. The site, itself, is a playground for my pet Web development projects, but I don't publish any of those on my site. Nobody can see those. The UI (look & feel) has mostly been the same since 1998. It has kind of grown on me over the years.

Thanks for visiting this site. Feel free to contact me.