There is going to be a lot of new jobs created soon.

The uprising of the New Center and all the jobs created taking our country back.

My father was Unique!
My Dad grew up on the proud bitter cobblestone streets of Pittsburgh.
Watching his father sell vegetables on the corner during the depression must have been tough enough, except my father’s dad died when he was 15 years old.
My Dad then worked the steel mills and went to school while supporting his mother and sister.
On a scholarship he played for Penn State but broke his wrist during the first season.
My father transferred to a small liberal arts college where he became head of the debate team.
Muskingum college the same college in Ohio where John Glenn drove his car in the lake and later became the first astronaut. My fathers team won several debate tournaments which the school never had up till that point.
After college my father taught Dale Carnegie while selling large pipeline valves.
So successful was he in selling valves that he was given the opportunity to build from scratch the European Division of General Valve Co.
My formative years thus were in England where we assimilated totally and where for seven years I got the classical English education which was still rooted in an era then beginning to disappearing.
My father helped set up the North Sea oil rigs and many of the valves running those platforms he sold. My father also set up most of the middle east.
Never caring about himself and driving the station wagon all those years he spent his money on educating our family and we all owe a lot to my Dad in Heaven.

I really respect great attorneys that understand the constitution and are willing to defend the Judeo-Christian tradition this country was founded and are believers in Natural Law and limited government and are proud of America and believe in American Exceptionalism.

Right now my favorite attorney is Dr.Mark Levin…

My friend and I were walking down sixth street and saw this gap not being used between two buildings
That space was actually owned by somebody and we were able to track them don and rent for the summer the space.
We just bare bones it with a simple fence and beer garden. A port-a-let in the back and long counters made of plywood to sit at. We hired some friends who had a band and bingo we had a bar for about 1500 bucks.
I just relish on how popular that alley spot was realizing it was just the gap between two buildings.
At the end of summer we had made a huge amount that we divided up and then we closed down and went back to college.
I’m proud of how I made it during those recession years.
I’m still thinking outside the box even today!

Our daughter grad from Austin High. She’s a professional flamenco dancer now, so we should all go dancing with her!

I said I could dance….I didn’t say I could dance that well!

I bet she is a wonderful dancer!