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I’m 31 years old and I know now what I want to do when I grow up.  I want to be a writer.  It’s been a long, meandering road full of both success and failure.  There has been excitement and adventure.  I have made a lot of money at times.  I have made almost no money at other times.  I have succeeded at one career, chased other careers, and struggled at still others.

I’m not about to quit what I’m doing now.  Not yet anyway.

Deep down I’ve always been a writer.

While sorting through my garage a few weeks ago I found the 36 page preview of the 1995 Major League Baseball season I wrote when I was 15 years old.  Those were the days I was writing for my middle school newspaper.  Later, I’d write for the high school paper.  But it was not just the papers.  I was always writing.  There are binders and binders full of my pen to paper in my garage.

Just before I graduated from high school and headed off to college one of my teachers said to me, “You have the soul of a writer you know.”

I’ve never forgotten that.

And I think that’s why I still remember how offended I was when a former boss suggested that writing was not my gifting.

I knew I had the soul of a writer.

For several months my wife Monica and I have been creating content on our niche family travel blog FamilyTrek.org.  I wanted to start this blog though to begin exploring other topics that don’t really fit that blog.

This is my first post.

And I have begun.

 

Blogging on the road

A stop on a 6 hour drive and I could not resist getting the computer out to do a little writing!

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