: About Me

With time comes the realization that the more we know the more we need to add complimentary knowledge to make full use of our intelligence. Finding that complimentary knowledge leads us to read, which requires someone else to write. I feel it an honor to have the opportunity to provide someone their complimentary knowledge as I myself add to mine.

I am a husband of 17 years and father to a 14 yr old son who has eclipsed my height as he becomes a phenomenal young man and an 11 year old girl that is so many great things I could write an article in itself about her. I am a Christian, gloriously saved by Jesus Christ as a teenager. It is my pleasure to share what Christ has done through all my communications, writing included.

One of my great passions through my church is my work through Samaritan's Purse in Boone North Carolina, a Christian Relief organization started by Franklin Graham, the son of Billy Graham. The actual project I support is the one named Operation Christmas Child, which provides wrapped shoe boxes full of staple items and goodies for children all over the world. It is my dream one day to participate in one of the distribution circuits across the ocean and see the joy in these little faces.

If you have time, please check out my writings and offer some tips. I am willing to listen to anyone!

My passion is ...

Christ

I know too much about ...

hardly anything. Learning is one of my favorite past times..

My parents always told me ...

respect people and their ideas

My childhood ambition ...

to see every cartoon ever made.

My favorite memory ...

almost always involes my wife and kids.

Why I write ...

because the creative monster in me is so strong!

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

Monk, Burn Notice, NCIS, The Shack

My first job ...

Bag boy

My best moment ...

For writing, it is seeing my articles bubble toward the top

My inspiration ...

Jesus Christ

Entertainment > Television (Other) Old television series that should make a return

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Sanford and Son This show was a hit in the nineteen seventies when racial tensions were still very high. It had been less than a decade since Martin Luther king stood on the National mall in Washington, D.C. to deliver his “I have a dream speech.” While I am not sure a comedian such as Redd Foxx could survive in today’s media scrutiny, the concept of the show was strong enough them to hold the audience. It would be interesting to see how the plot lines changed according to today’s reality of an African American in the White house with Latino and Asian Americans also...

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