: About Me

Since I was young, I've enjoyed writing as a means to express myself and to provide a means for others to entertain themselves. I never made an attempt to develop this interest into a career, partly because writing always seemed like a fantasy career to me, something you dream about but never actually do, and partly because writing is something that I enjoy and I feel that if I had to write for a living I may come to lose my passion for it. In light of this, I spent four years in the Marine Corps and then decided to pursue a career as an attorney. I am currently attending school to get my bachelors degree before moving on to my law degree. I still enjoy sharing my writing with others, though, and I hope that Helium will provide me with a good opportunity to do this. I hope you enjoy my work.

My passion is ...

writing and learning.

I know too much about ...

nothing. We can always learn more.

My parents always told me ...

I could do anything, and I still believe them.

My childhood ambition ...

was to be a soldier. Now that I've done it, I want to keep moving.

My favorite memory ...

is helping my parents rebuild a house.

Why I write ...

is not entirely clear to me, except that it lets me say what a statement can't.

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

is always Comedy Central.

My first job ...

was detailing cars.

My best moment ...

was graduating from Marine Corps bootcamp.

My inspiration ...

is my family and my life. Experience is always our best teacher.

Politics, News & Issues > Government & Policies Is the Constitution always right?

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The Constitution of the United States was designed to be, and remains, a living document. That is, the Constitution can be changed in order to adapt to the needs of society. On January 16 of 1920, the Volstead Act became effective adding the Eighteenth Amendment to the Constitution banning alcohol. This amendment was accepted as necessary for American Society at the time. Later, in 1933, the amendment was repealed by the Twenty-First Amendment. These changes in the Constitution were made to allow the Constitution to fit societal needs as America progressed. Considering this, it is difficul...

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