I’ll be honest.
I tend to be a privacy nut – and – I am not an egotist.
These two traits together make even a short biography hard to write and publish online. As a result, you can see that I have summarized my “bio” into a short and vague dab of text below. I hope you enjoy it.
As many were in the 1970s, I was born into a dirty little family. My life had an excess of dreams, desperation, and adventure, but it lacked stability and was poorly funded. After a childhood living in various tarps, shacks, and conveyances, I was dropped into the world. There was a thud. Ill-prepared for life in the real world, I was assisted by friends and mentors during my teenage years and discovered what I believe is my biggest blessing. I found that I love computers, and it just happens that computers, if operated correctly, can lead to a career.
I grew up. I matured (some). I made a clown of myself so many times I lost count. They say that time heals all wounds, but I am haunted anyway. I wish I knew how that worked. My life without a plan has tripped and stumbled over the years into what I call home. This home is light-years better than the home I had growing up, and so I feel amazingly fortunate to be here. I share this home with my family, pets, and good friends. This home is in North Carolina.
Most important of all, I am grateful to be redeemed by the amazing grace of Jesus Christ.
