Super Fours!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Presidents: I have a feeling I would have really liked Theodore Roosevelt. Once he was shot and went on with his speech. Otherwise, I did like Clinton. I think Franklin Roosevelt was as momentous as any other president in history, including Lincoln. I think his death was one of the most unfortunate moments in the 20th century.

History: To be born in 1885 in order to live Paris and NYC through the first half of the 20th century and die in 1970. In this era Art made huge leaps, jazz became pop music, the dollar was powerful, travel was epic, adventure still happened, the individual rose, writing was the main medium, cultural cynism had not pervaded the America.
When Greek Gods snooped around.

Favorite College Class: Seminar Class at St. John's

Guilty Pleasures: Burning Fuel, filling my pool from the aquafer. Those are the thing I feel a tinge of guilt over, the rest of what I do, I'm happy to do.

Favorite Museums: Recently, Nasher Sculpture Center... good art, good nap; Centre George Pompidou. Let's here it for the museums!

Childhood Memories: Earliest memories are from Myrtle beach, when Megan was in a playpen, or some sort of pen, and also Granpa scratching is belly in Marion and me asking why and he said, "because I have an itch." Marion trips were fun. Doug had models and the basement was full of old toys... and trying to ride the huge bikes the uncles had, playing with matchbox cars on a big dirt mount there at the end of the street.
Stuffed animals. I remember Megan and I created a city of sorts, in the playroom and set up stores and made a currency and established an economy. And then just playing war and biking and mowing lawns and sunburns and trips to Ohio and the east coast... Rhode Island. Childhood was good.

Young Adult Memories: Chicago was good, Alaska was fun, Miami was exciting, Progressive Brass Memories, and lots of memories between.

Candies: Junior Mints, Toffee, Dark Chocolate Bars, Twix used to be my favorite.

I'd Give 10 years of my life to see the U.S. economy change from fossil fuels to renewable energy and nuclear.

My Philosophy in 2 sentences is as follows: I'll enter this tomorrow