: About Me

I have been writing seriously for about six years now. While I have always tried to write, ever since I could hold a pen I think, a good teacher in high school Creative Writing gave me the nudge to start trying to do better, and write something that would last.

While serving in the U.S. Army, my wife encouraged me more, and I finely self published a book, Nationalist, through iUniverse. Since then I have continued to write online mostly, through the forum of Blogs, and found a distinct interest in Journalism.

My passion is ...

writing to make a difference

I know too much about ...

nothing

My parents always told me ...

to be careful

My childhood ambition ...

was to be a writer

My favorite memory ...

is standing in a sunny park watching a beautiful woman in white walk towards me

Why I write ...

I write to make a difference, and show the truth to people

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

co-workers talk

My first job ...

was washing dishes in a restaurant

My best moment ...

was saying "I do" and later "When is it due?"

My inspiration ...

Is my father, a typical blue collar worker

Arts & Humanities > Ethics A dialogue on abortion

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I am a man, so I realize that some people would say that I have no say on abortion, seeing as I can never be pregnant. I would argue that since it takes a man to get a woman pregnant, a man should have some say in the issue. If a father can be called a deadbeat for not paying child support, what is he if he has no say in weather or not his child lives or dies? So now that I have established why I think I should have a say, I'll go into where I am coming from. I was raised Christian, and so naturally I always thought abortion was wrong. The only time I can see it being acceptable is if it i...

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