Another introvert in this world who says entirely too much once you get him started. You would think that I don't care about much of anything, until you read my work ...
My passion is ...
Writing
I know too much about ...
Computers, because I don't get paid enough to know what little I do know about them
My parents always told me ...
I should pursue my ambitions of owning my own business
My childhood ambition ...
Was to have my own business
My favorite memory ...
Seeing my wife's reaction when we visited New York for the first time, priceless ...
Why I write ...
I have entirely too much to say and it's the only way I can get anyone to listen to any of it
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
Amy Winehouse, Alicia Keys, and anyone else who uses acoustic music to convey a meaningful message
My first job ...
Working for my mother's friend, who paid me like $30 for the entire summer. Really taught me the meaning of hard work ...
My best moment ...
First time I actually was paid to write, looked at how much it was, for how little work it was, over what period of time and I was instantly sold onto it
My inspiration ...
Someone else's struggle; I hear about other artists making it, getting it, it has to motivate you to do something of your own, particularly when they shouldn't be making it by society's standards.
What is it about this social networking anyway? What does that even mean, "social networking"; isn't the term an oxymoron? Wasn't networking social to begin with what differentiates social networking from anything else?
Social networking has evolved from chatting and dating sites into interesting ways for businesses to connect with consumers, employees to become more productive and something that is very, very, profitable for some companies. Is the Facebook platform worth the millions of dollars that Microsoft put up for it? Can Facebook earn a considerable amount of cash through the...
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