: About Me

Born in November 1957, my life as a military brat had me living in Michigan, Washington, Japan, Ohio, New York and Germany. I joined the Air Force in 1978 as a morse code operator and continued moving to places like Texas, Mississippi, England, Florida and Alaska. Honorably discharged in 1988, I moved to Tennessee and stayed. I've jumped out of perfectly good airplanes, rode my bicycle from Fairbanks to Anchorage (440) miles, taken a cruise to the Bahama's, endured 3 months of military survival training and once I went golfing. I've just recently starting writing and have so many ideas running through my head, I'm not sure where to start. So... I'll start with Helium!

My passion is ...

Karaoke

I know too much about ...

Oldies Music 50's 60's & 70's

My parents always told me ...

Put the seat down when your done.

My childhood ambition ...

To survive my childhood

My favorite memory ...

My bicycle ride from Fairbanks to Anchorage Alaska

Why I write ...

It's a great way to express thoughts, feeling and opinons

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

I love vampire & werewolf movies and of course my oldies music.

My first job ...

The U.S. Air Force 1978 - 1988

My best moment ...

I jumped out of a perfectly good airplane and lived.

My inspiration ...

The world around me.

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How NOT to write an article! The errors in this article are deliberate and are meant to show many of the common mistakes I've seen in e-publishing. I've red alot of ebooks and online articles over the past few weaks and I've noticed a terrible trend that either show people do not have there articles proof read or speel checked. Won of the biggest turn off when I'm reading an articles is finding a word or phrase and then that has been left in during an editing. This really throws off the article causing your reader too read the sentence over and over again in order to figure out what you're...

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