~Voice~

I'm a friendly sort of chap and easy to get along with.
I care about my loved ones and friends and value their safety and well being more than my own. To know me is to love me, or so it seems
I have been so very fortunate in finding those whome I consider close friends.
I have been blessed with many people in my life who have loved me, offered me outstanding friendship and support, without asking for anything in return. You know who you are, and thank you
I believe in second chances but not being taken advantage of.
People mistake being a good person, or a nice guy for a character floor, and that's your weakness not mine
I believe that some people do deserve to die and that it is perhaps a good thing I am not the person able to make those choices.
I wish Jes could win the lottery to buy me out of my contract, pay for her college and buy a pony farm.
I wish Racheal would win the lottery so she could buy a house big enough for all the furry things she'd like to own, install an XBOX room, and buy me out of my contract...
I wish my family could win the lottery to put my niece through college, buy nice houses and buy me out of my contract.
I wish I would win the lottery so... well you get the idea.

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I was born in the North East of England and amidst a few career switches I found myself studying media, life was never the same again.
I achieved a BA in Media Production and lived in the North East, until the end of 2001. I made a leap across the ocean with some savings in the bank and a bag full of clothes.
Life was never the same again.
I believe in Chaos, more specificly I embrace the Theory of Chaos.
When studied closely chaos contains patterns. Patterns which when broken down to their most basic levels are found to repeat themselves.
There is order within Chaos
The flapping of a single butterfly's wing today produces a tiny change in the state of the atmosphere. Over a period of time, what the atmosphere actually does diverges from what it would have done. So, in a month's time, a tornado that would have devastated the Indonesian coast doesn't happen. Or maybe one that wasn't going to happen, does. (Ian Stewart, Does God Play Dice? The Mathematics of Chaos, pg. 141)
Do we fully understand it? No. Will we ever totally comprehend the significance? Unlikely.
Everything is connected in a way we can not fathom.
There is Chaos
Life will never be the same
And I’m finally ok with that
Life has taught me that it is ok to live away from those that you love, it's just nothing I would have ever chosen.
Life will never be the same again, and I guess that's the point of it all.