Currently, I am 47, single, and living in my hometown, Burnsville, NC. If you’ve never hear d of Burnsville, that’s ok. It’s a very small town. It’s close to Asheville, NC. I’m currently going to school at Mayland Community College and I’m working on an Associate’s degree in Computer Information Systems Technology. When I finish with this program, I intend to continue at AB-TECH in Asheville, where I hope to get another Associate’s degree in their Web Technologies program. I really want to create web sites and hope I can find a job doing this, either in Asheville or Johnson City, Tennessee, both of which are within an hour of my home.
I have always enjoyed writing and have had a few things published. My poetry has been published with Blue Mountain Arts, the greeting card company out of Colorado. A few poems have been published with True Love, True Romance and True Experience magazines. I’ve had a few articles published, mostly by regional magazines. Our State, Asheville Citizen Times, Carolina Country. But, it’s been a while since I’ve had anything published and I haven’t submitted any writings in a while either. School keeps me too busy to write!
I enjoy writing reviews at Epinions and especially enjoy reading some of the other writers who write here. I’ve discovered some very talented writers here and hope to continue to read and rate for years to come.Visit my website at Poetic Inspirations
The photo below is my baby!!! He’s amazing, intelligent and just the sweetest cock-a-pooh imaginable.
“Write what will stop your breath if you don’t write.
~ Grace Paley
What type of person do you attract?
Your Result: You attract geeks!
Your stunning intellect and love of sci-fi and video games allures the geeks like nothing else. Maybe it is the sparkle in your eye that makes them want to text you, who knows. Geeks make good partners, but tend to be arguementative. If you are a TRUE geek magnet, you will know if that was spelled correctly, and actually care. If it is a bad-boy/bad-girl you are seeking, you are barking up the wrong tree, unless they are just 'bad' behind a PS2 console.
