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In a day and age when technology rules, remember to take time out for yourself each day. Whether it is curled up on the couch reading a book with your children or spending a few moments to share your thoughts through writing. These simple acts can make even the darkest days brighter.

"When the time comes, what will you decide. To be a man, one who lives with his regrets and cherishes his dreams? Or will you be the wind, one who blew where ever it went, never remembering, never caring?"

Briefly me

My passion is ...

spending time with the love of my life, Angela and my son, James

I know too much about ...

nothing since one can never know too much.

My parents always told me ...

do the best you can, it is all that is asked.

My childhood ambition ...

was to become a police officer or a writer.

My favorite memory ...

is any time I think about spending time with family and friends.

Why I write ...

because it helps me put everything into focus.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

The Harry Dresden Files by Jim Butcher

My first job ...

was delivering newspapers.

My best moment ...

was when my wife said yes and the day our Son was born.

My inspiration ...

comes from my parents and my motivation from my beautiful wife and son.

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