About

I’m a proud husband and father of two.  I love – God, my family, my country, donuts, reading, and playing poker.  I hate – communism, litter boxes, reality TV, modern art, and the epidemic lack of personal responsibility displayed these days.  I served six years in the US Navy.  I’ve had four semesters of college and have had a different major for each one.  I still have no degree.

 

I’ve counted pills in a pharmacy, provided phone tech support, operated a nuclear reactor, made a speech to a room full of 8th graders, changed thousands of diapers, been part of a philosophy club, directed a choir, memorized ‘The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere’, written poems, toilet papered a dormitory, composed music, lettered in varsity tennis, drank myself into oblivion, wrote or edited a large portion of my high school yearbook, received a tattoo on Father’s Day, had surgery to repair a hernia, been the president of a non-profit organization, made pumpkin tiramisu, and now I operate this blog.  Thanks for reading.

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