To live honestly in this life Corum Deo, without hypocrisy and pretense, and God willingly, that will continue to be true until the end of it.

IF you measure accomplishments in terms of money than I suppose I'm doing okay. If you measure by the people that love us, trust us, share their lives with us, and by what we have accomplished as parents and the influence that we have had on other people's lives, then I am the most successful person I know. On the other hand I have been a professional boxer, a sailor, a Production Manager at Boeing/McDonnell Douglas, as a Aircraft Mechanic I have built the world's greatest aircraft; the Air Force's C-17 & KC-10, the MD-80, DC-10 and MD-11. I have also worked on the 737 and I'm proud of all of this but what I am proud of the most is that I never let thing's like race or ethnicity or a tough childhood and early adulthood get in the way of a good life. I can honestly say that my greatest accomplishment is my Family. God has blessed my wife and I with five of the greatest kids on this planet and six wonderful grandkids. Now that's an accomplishment.

I could be Secretary of Defense or possibly Speaker of the House :-) ....a talk radio show? LOL

113 stories loved by my friends, a clean conduct record, 5 years plus of giving weather at school, 11+ years of profanity-free speech, no drug use or drinking or smoking, the reputation of a law-abiding optimist, 100s of cool designs and drawings...and more to come! I'm very, VERY proud of my innumerate accomplishments in that ever-awesome thing known as life!!!

Sure, I should have cured cancer by now, lol. Sure I would like to accomplish more, but I have to do the best I can.

Yeah, and I take full responsibility for not doing what I should be doing: going back to school. I gotta get to settling down, making sure I know where exactly I want to go in life, and doing it.

Well, I'm in high school, so there's not much to throw on my resume just yet. My grades are an abomination though.