My wife is an MS survivor.  She goes about each day doing things she loves to do.   Continue reading →

Imagine being a child and having a birthday party where you turned 8 years old. Continue reading →

InterngraphicThis Saturday was the start of something bigger than I expected.  When I was interviewed by Ms. Mikkie for the internship offered at VoiceItRadio.com, I was accepted and invited to visit the studio Saturday to see how things worked.   Continue reading →

I have worked as a federal employee for 14 years.  In the positions I held from previous to current, I functioned as a communicator and a problem solver, from helping veterans register for healthcare and get processed through the ER, to helping taxpayers with payment arrangements and various payment options.   Continue reading →

The creation of blogs and website posts in WordPress has been interesting, and running at an amazingly fast pace. Soon after creating a post, we have to put together material to create another post, we had to learn about infographics and how to create one, then attempt to create one and post before we could even decide what an infographic would be about. Maybe I’m overthinking the process, but this is a situation where everything is moving at warp speed and I’m stuck in second gear, only I haven’t even gotten out of first gear yet with the infographics. Continue reading →

In the recent game where the Browns played against the San Diego Chargers, although the game ended with them losing to the Chargers 30-27, in the attempts to rebuild, according to Staff Writer Kevin Jones in his article, they may have found an important key to winning offensively. Continue reading →