This blog of my life story is about my job situation. This is where “don’t live regrets: make it happen” truly applies. Generally, this is a summary of my years in the first half of my working world.
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As I continue to relate my life story of my younger years, I wonder how I did it all. I am grateful for youthful energy.

Fast forward five years… I am in a stable full-time job, I just earned my Master’s Degree, my fixer-upper house has been fully renovated, I’m riding my third motorcycle, I have about 30 pairs of boots (10 of those pairs are Fryes), enjoying wearing leather (allegedly for motorcycle riding), and I’m dating. Well, sorta.
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Over the last three blog posts, I have been describing my life story in my younger years. So far, I graduated college with two undergraduate degrees, had a temporary job, and bought a real “fixer-upper” house. Now what? I kept mumbling to myself, “how am I going to afford to have this place fixed to make it habitable by more than mice and roaches?”
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As I continue to reminisce about my younger days graduating high school and going into college then adding a second degree and taking three more semesters to graduate, I think about the downright casual attitude that I had, yet how deep inside I was afraid and worried.

I remember at Christmas the year that I graduated, my twin brother…
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This is the second post in a series of documenting and telling my life story. In my most recent post, I described the first half of my college life through living in Europe and studying abroad for a year. What happened when I returned?
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Recently a reader of this blog wrote to me and in my reply, I summarized the message with “don’t live regrets, make it happen.” That phrase which fell out of my head (not some on-line “inspirational phrase” library) tells my story.

So what’s that story?
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