About

It was never my career that brought me to politics. After graduating from Georgia Tech, I played an engineer for a few years. Then my real career began when I converted to computer science. I was fortunate enough to start in the Computer Science Lab at Texas Instruments. Though I loved playing working on the Lisp machine, what really changed my life was an Apple Evangelist who convinced me to become a Macintosh Developer in 1987. My first project, HandOff, was a hit and prompted me to start my own company. After a few successes and a few consulting projects, I retired in 2001.

I raised three children as a single father since my wife passed away in 1993. My kids are now 20 (twins) and 23. My son just joined the Air Force, his twin sister is a manicurist and my older daughter is soon to be a great influence on youngsters as an elementary school teacher.

I fill my time with hobbies, including photography, traveling, technology and politics; the latter taking perhaps more time than it should. Other parts of this site will be expanded in the near future. Until then, I'm very happy to share my views on politics.