My beloved dog, IQ, passed away shortly after Christmas a few years ago. I’m not sure what made me start thinking about her, but I miss her. Pets are an interesting thing, aren’t they? If we’re decent human beings, we love them, care for them and feel pain when they leave us. They can really become part of the family.

I’ve been on earth for 25 years. It’s been good. The thing I have cherished the most are memories with people. And of all the people I’ve shared life with, I cherish my family the most. I had a great childhood growing up thanks to awesome parents, grandparents, and siblings. I came across this set of photos and thought I’d

I returned from a business trip to Michigan this past weekend. While in the hand-shaped state I was able to stay with Brett (my broseph) and Anne (his awesome wifey). It was marvelous spending time with them and the rest of my fam. People are the most the most important thing this world has to offer. Anywho, Brett and Anne

My latest work trip took me to the sunshine state. If you’ve never been to Florida in March, you must go. The weather was perfect every single day I was there–high in the mid 70’s, sunny, and a slight breeze. I flew into Jacksonville and drove all over the state, visiting the cities of Tallahassee, Panama City Beach, Lakeland, and

As an admissions representative at Regent University, it is a joy for me to meet prospective students. Twice a year we have Preview Weekend–an opportunity for students to visit campus, meet faculty and current students, tour the facilities, etc. It’s a lot of fun for us. At the end of the weekend we take our group up to historic Williamsburg,

Yesterday I did a quick photo shoot with my homies Jacob Wright and Tim Kay. The photos were certainly a collaborative effort. Jacob and Tim are forming a production company and I’m going to be making a website for them in the near future. They’re rad dudes. It has been a blast getting to know them and see them grow