This Creator is retired military. For those who want to know: Helicopter Mechanic in Jolly Green Rescue (Commonly known as a Maintenance Puke) and Flying Crew Chief in Special Ops (Commonly treated as paid cargo). Had some close calls, but didn't do anything heroic and never shot at anybody. Did fly over Disney World in a Pave-Low once. Heard later we probably shouldn't have done that. Looking back, it's likely Goofy was giving us the finger instead of waving. Oh well, always liked Donald Duck better.

This creator has a degree in history, studied a lot of Astronomy, and pays attention to world events. More an observer than a shaker & mover. More a thinker than a feeler. Writes a lot, but not for pay. Finds comfort in the saying, "Money isn't everything."

Stories here can be considered essays drawn from personal experience and personal observation. Some will teach things once considered common knowledge, and others will teach things discovered in life. A few lessons offered will be: rules for proper dress & behavior, hints for submitting manuscripts, and how to figure out which political arguments hold more truth. The latter is important because every argument examined in depth, from both sides, requires false information to be weeded out first. Something you can only accomplish by using the rules of journalism and the rules of logic.

The rules of journalism and logic were created for a reason: using them can prevent you from falling for bias, distortions, and/or outright lies.
Unfortunately, those who wish to deceive you, such as politicians and special interest groups, often don't want you to know these rules. In fact, they do everything they can to make sure you never learn these rules even exist.

This Creator's mission is to teach you those rules, and all essays found here will be using them to help you consider how logical, and not emotional, conclusions can be made for any situation, opportunity or dire consequence you may think you face.