I am a 38 year old, married, father of 1
I enjoy writing as a means of expressing my opinions and getting my ideas formulated. I was invited to Helium and after cruising around have found it to be a comfortable place to express myself.

Through the course of many events in my lifetime, I have accumulated experiences that writing helps me to share. I certainly do not agree with everyone on every subject, but I feel there are always opportunities to educate myself from other people.

During the day, I own my own pest control business. This aspect of my life provides me with varied opportunities to expand my creative and factual writing. I also like to fill my days by occasionally doing background and extra work for the various studios here in southern California. It is always nice to be "someone else" for a day.

My passion is ...

my family, my career, my thoughts, in that order

I know too much about ...

loss

My parents always told me ...

you'll get over it before you get married

My childhood ambition ...

to play 3rd base for the New York Yankees

My favorite memory ...

The way I felt the day I graduated from Marine Corps boot camp

Why I write ...

as a form of expression

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

not much right now

My first job ...

delivering newspapers and bagging groceries

My best moment ...

when my wife said "I do" it led to other great moments

My inspiration ...

my wife, my daughter, and myself

Sports & Recreation > Baseball Players The best managers in the history of baseball

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All baseball teams throughout their histories all had one thing in common, a manger. The manager sets the line-up, works up strategies against the opposing team, pitcher or hitter, and a general leadership role for their men in uniform. The manager is the head of the on-field family. Managers are paid to win, and win at all costs. Managers that can consistently lead their teams to victory, can be assured a job at the Major League level.

Casey Stengal was in my opinion, the best manager of all time. The only manager to lead a team to five straight World Series championships, (1949-1953 Ne...

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