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Hi everyone! Thank you so much for following me on this blog. I have put so much effort into bringing you great content. Not just click-bait, but really great articles that you can enjoy. There is a huge announcement coming up on New Year’s Eve, so be ready! I also wanted to remind everyone that…
This year has been one adventure after another with this blog. It went through a name change, format change, and the blog even got a new look. One of the most exciting additions was the interviews. Originally, I was only going to do them for Women’s Appreciation Month, but so many incredible women responded, I decided…
I really do miss Texas. It will always be my first home and have a special place in my heart. Besides my family and friends, here are my Top 10 Things I Miss About Texas. 10. Dallas Cowboy Debates– I’m not the biggest Cowboys fan, but I do miss having the debates on Jerry Jones and…
August is almost over, so that means that Texas Month is coming to a close. That is okay though because we’ll have plenty of great articles and reviews to read. Today, I would like to share 11 Small Texas Towns With Cool Things To See. 11. Buc-ee’s in Baytown, Texas– There are several other locations, but…
Life is one grand, sweet song, so start the music. -Ronald Reagan I posted my first blog post June 26, 2012. Today, after four years of blogging, I written some many blog posts that it seems like my life was spent typing these things up. It was tough and I did not always do write as…
On Day Two, I had quite an adventure. I went into the Media building where I asked a security guard where the Press Room had been moved. She pointed me to a room in a corner of the building and said, “I’ve been seeing reporters going in and out of there all morning.” I went…
For the first time in my life, I applied for a Press Pass using my credentials as a political writer. I was granted access to this year’s Politicon, the unconventional political convention. I had one of the best times of my life. The Pasadena Convention Center in Pasadena, California was packed with eight thousand attendees. There…
What to say? I am going to miss Texas. My super cute wife and I are heading West for a few reasons which will be kept private on this blog, but I am going to miss the Lone Star State. I am going to miss seeing the Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, skyline. That’s just naming…
To celebrate Women’s History Month, I decided to do a special Women’s Appreciation Month to celebrate women in the United States of America are doing some amazing things. From Patriot Section Highlights, to book reviews, reading recommendation, movies, music, news, and so much more. I want to especially thank the fine women who agreed to…
Back when former First Ladies were classy and did not try to guilt the American people into liking them, there was Jackie Kennedy, Eleanor Roosevelt, Barbara Bush, and Nancy Reagan. Nancy Reagan was the devoted wife to her husband Ronald Reagan. They had met while her husband was president of the Screens Actors Guild. They…
In coordination Women’s History Month, I have decided to declare March 2016 as Women’s Appreciation Month on this blog! Most of the articles will be dedicated to women and womanhood. You’ll see Patriotic Highlights dedicated to women who influenced the history of the United States of America. You’ll see some of my infamous lists and reviews about…
My wife and I are so happy together. I cannot begin to tell you how much. When we announced our engagement, so many people who thought they knew everything would tell us that we were too young (or tell her I was too old), that life would be hard, love is this and that, we…
It has finally begun. I have completed both the first and second draft of my very first original full-length novel. It is so exciting! I’m hoping this will be the one that gets published first. I have written two novellas prior and those were fun to write, but this one, this one is special. I…
I would like to say that this debate, hosted by the Wall Street Journal and Fox Business News was way better than the last. It showed us all about the 2016 Presidential election and where the Republicans are coming from. Already, the liberals are complaining on social media on how the moderators were not tough…
After the disastrous CNBC debate, the Republican National Committee has announced that they had discontinued their partnership with NBC News who were going to host the debate with their sister network Telemundo in February 2016. The RNC said they would continue the debate without NBC’s participation, but continue with the team from National Review who…
I want to apologize, dear readers, I planned on Live Tweeting the Republican Presidential debate as it was broadcast live from CNBC. Unfortunately, folks like me who use streaming were banned because of a blackout that the network instituted. As such, I watched a recording this morning, though I missed the “undercard” debate. I took…
Okay, I admit it, this one I did because I could.
To celebrate my 27th birthday, I’m typing out 27 things from my birth year that I like. I’ve got a list of films, books, music, and so much more! I hope you enjoy it! FILMS: The Land Before Time Hero & The Terror Big Die Hard Oliver and Company Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Rambo III…
I would like to say Thank You to everyone who participated in helping me reach a new record in one day. That was record was 500, and we made it to 563! Thank you so much! I knew I could count on my faithful readers.
It is true faithful readers! I have finally, after a long, uphill battle made it to my 500th! This blog has come a long way. When I started out, I was writing devotionals, sharing funny memes, but also doing a lot of angry political commentary. God, however, shifted me in another direction and that shift…
I have several heroes and heroines. Some are living, like Golden Globe winning actor Robert Downey Jr., some are dead, like author Mary Shelley, and some I have met personally, like leadership guru John Maxwell. Besides the ones I just listed, I have a diverse group of people I admire. There are American presidents, scientists,…
Luke Chapter 2:1-20 1 In those days a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that the whole empire should be registered. 2 This first registration took place while Quirinius was governing Syria. 3 So everyone went to be registered, each to his own town. 4 And Joseph also went up from the town of Nazareth in Galilee, to…
Happy Thanksgiving!!!
For my fellow authors, here are a few more craft books that I have found to be helpful in expanding my expertise as a writer. As I said in a previous post, I use to think that craft books were for the egotistical author who thinks they know everything, however, I released I was the…
For my fellow authors, here are a few craft books that I have found to be very insightful and helpful for me personally. I’ll be honest, I use to think that craft books were for the egotistical author who thinks they know everything, however, I released I was the prideful one. I now look for…
