WatchHawk's Nest
Recent Events
- January 18, 2022 - New page and videos posted in >My Video Portfolio>Memorial Videos. If you would like a quality video made for the funeral service or your own use for a loved one, please contact me.
- September 26th, 2021 - NEW MUSIC VIDEO. Finally, four years later. "Indian War Whoop" posted in >My Video Portfolio>Music Videos>Solo Projects. Also on my YouTube Channel like all others.
Click this picture to see my new music video!
- May 27th, 2021 - New blog post, "Unrequited Love Part V" posted in Blog.
- MARCH 2ND, 2021 - New blog post, "Life's End - Available Now", posted in Blog - My people. Concerning my previous news, I am absolutely ecstatic to announce that after nearly three years of the writing process, I published a memoir concerning my Dad and His legacy which covers grief and, to an extent, depression. The full story is available on the blog post. More recently, I am thrilled to announce that it is available through Barnes and Noble Press. I miss Him terribly. There is no time limit on grief. I hope this book helps those wounded by loss.
- MARCH 2ND, 2021 - New blog post, "Life's End - Available Now", posted in Blog - My people. Concerning my previous news, I am absolutely ecstatic to announce that after nearly three years of the writing process, I published a memoir concerning my Dad and His legacy which covers grief and, to an extent, depression. The full story is available on the blog post. More recently, I am thrilled to announce that it is available through Barnes and Noble Press. I miss Him terribly. There is no time limit on grief. I hope this book helps those wounded by loss.
Click this picture to see my book!
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Welcome to the internet's one-stop shop for Nick "WatchHawk" Jones. This site is a portal to all of my social media accounts as well as the new host of my entire video portfolio.
What in the world is "WatchHawk?" If it sounds ridiculous, that's understandable. Here's how it went: The year was 2003. I was 12 years old. As I often did, I was playing flash games on www.coffeebreakarcade.com. I went to play a particular game which required creating an account on the host website. I sat there as my 12-year-old mind went to work thinking of the "coolest" name possible for this game, and WatchHawk was born. The name stuck as I used this from that point on throughout the years as the user name for just about every website I joined and account name. This alias is now infused with my online presence and personal brand.
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This image of a red-tailed hawk has been the avatar for my WatchHawk alias since its inception
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