I am a wearer of many hats. Currently, I teach, I tutor, I do a bit of freelance audio work, and of course, I write. Previous to my current bundle of careers, I was a television director, audio operator, and master control operator. Before that, I was a BBQ chef. How I went from one career to the next, I'll never know. But here I am, a Jack of all trades, master of some.
My passion is ...
math
I know too much about ...
the game, "Fantasy Empires"
My parents always told me ...
to clean my room
My childhood ambition ...
was to be an astronaut
My favorite memory ...
Canada, 1998
Why I write ...
Because I don't have the patience to have conversations
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
Stephen King/Penn and Teller/Blind Melon
My first job ...
BBQ chef. (still do it.)
My best moment ...
still to come.
There is no right or wrong way to tie a bandana. There are however, good ways and bad ways. There are two particular ways (with variations on each) which I find to be stylish, useful, and most importantly, easy. There is the "headband" method, and there is the "total coverage" method. HEADBAND METHOD The idea here is to turn a square of cloth into a belt for your hair. First, fold your bandana the long way (across the diagonal) so that opposite corners touch. Starting from the corner on the side opposite your original fold, fold the cloth over, such that the new crease is parallel with the...
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