the two most important documents I carry:

1. Voter registration card
2. Drivers license

The single most important accomplishment

• Learning to type

I took typing in highschool and hated it. I skipped so much that I had to have my mother come in with me to get it dropped. However, 6 years later, after joining the Army, I learned to type and realized in a world of reports, evaluations, communicating and other endeavors how it benefits and translates to better things.

English has never been my forte, and I've never been able to get my brain fully connected between the fingers and the eyes. I won't see things right and even after proofing it I will not see my mistake until it is published, as in the label above.

In taking all my writing courses has only taught me to write better than some, but I'm a long way off from being perfect. I used to have very bloody papers from red pen correctins. I only passed an english college class on writing only after I would rewrite it about 20-25 times, though I never really understood the mechanics, I just knew it looked righter.

I've also learned to but more words in to say what I mean then have to go back and explain later. If the other words are useless, it is easier to take them out then it is to put them in.

somebody take this keyboard away from me............

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