My life has been a series of experiences, both good and bad. At 15 I was fishing King Crab in Alaska (you know, Deadliest Catch on TV). By the time I was 31, I'd sailed around the world on my own boat, losing my wife but gaining a wonderful daughter and I found a great career.
Another wife & daughter, but once again the boating cost me the marriage.
So who am I now, at 66. Still sailing, have a great girlfriend and a reasonably healthy body. I'm pretty opinionated as I've seen so much hate, so many wars, starving people in 3rd world countries that few care to even acknowledge exist and the decline of the USA into a shadow of the dream the founding fathers had.
But I'm happy being alive 46 years after I truly believed we'd all die in a nuclear holocaust.
Defining moment? I really don't know.
What experiences have led you to be the person you are today?
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My life has been a series of experiences, both good and bad. At 15 I was fishing King Crab in Alaska (you know, Deadliest Catch on TV). By the time I was 31, I'd sailed around the world on my own boat, losing my wife but gaining a wonderful daughter and I found a great career.
Another wife & daughter, but once again the boating cost me the marriage.
So who am I now, at 66. Still sailing, have a great girlfriend and a reasonably healthy body. I'm pretty opinionated as I've seen so much hate, so many wars, starving people in 3rd world countries that few care to even acknowledge exist and the decline of the USA into a shadow of the dream the founding fathers had.
But I'm happy being alive 46 years after I truly believed we'd all die in a nuclear holocaust.
Defining moment? I really don't know.