COLLEGE AND CAREER RETREAT 2005-2006 ( Read more... )

That is right folks, the next two board members on the board of His Camps Inc., aka "The Iroquoina Board" for those who are oblivious to the ministry, are Jed Strohm and myself. So look out folks, here we come. The two youngest board members ever to be voted on to the board, me being the younger of the both of us by two days. And for only being ( Read more... )

Many of you out there have heard me explain the story of the accident I was involved in last Thursday, but now that I have had some time to heal and think it over, I will now put it down on paper. I will do it in a way that is not first person, but more epic, narrarative, storied type of way. So here we go ( Read more... )

As the third weekend of October roles in, there usually comes something dramatic. There is the color of the leafs changing on the trees, the temperatures start to get colder, and NCAA basketball opens up its practices with Midnight Madness. Yet none of these are the dramatic occurence that really goes on on the third weekend of October. This ( Read more... )

Sorry for the long dissertation below, but I had to get that off my chest somehow and out of my mind. But it is a great thought ( Read more... )

Ah yes folks, I have finally come out of hibernation, hiding, and a long time away from this thing do to working at Iroquoina for the summer. I have finally decided to take the time out and finally write in this thing because I believe I have finally recovered and recouped from my summer.....YEAH RIGHT!!!! NOT YET!!!! However, before I go on to ( Read more... )

Oh what a glorious day it was. A day in where things all come crashing down. This was the day that Shoshone met its final end and was raised to the ground in only 6 1/2 hours. She exists no more, except for the concrete steps and the rail road ties that once held the frame. It was an awesome experience, and for all of you out there who had the ( Read more... )

There is a different breed of man out there amongst all of us American citizens, they are a bunch of ordinary folk who in certain times have done extraordinary things which none of us could even fathom doing ( Read more... )

And so today at noon I completed the last leg of my undergraduate life at Kean University, Thus truly ending my college experience for now. Even though I had already graduated in December and received my diploma in January, I ended my commemoration by walking at the 2005 graduation/150 Year Anniversary of Kean University. So I walked in with the ( Read more... )

As of Friday night I have decided to change the way I use this live journal, and have decided to take this blogging thing into a different direction. Instead of just using this platform on telling others about my experiences, I am now going to use it to bring up issues that I feel need to be discussed or have discussed with others and want to hear ( Read more... )