I'm a regular guy enjoying God's creation! Family, church, work and way too many hobbies keeps me from having much down time. My passion for hunting has turned into a bit more because of a tremendous blessing called the Jerman Buck which is the World Record Crossbow Typical Whitetail. The most exciting part of that for me has been using the deer to open ministry doors and being able to share the deer and the Gospel at the same time. My "day job" is as a Service Delivery Executive (i.e. Technical Account Manager) for Reed Elsevier Technology Services and I also have a few rental properties to also help fund the needs and the some of the "wants".
So, what do you think of camospace so far? It's quite a bit different from the forums and I don't think I told you that you have unlimited blogs space to. I've written a ton of different blogs that all end up being in a library that you have access to under your stuff. Here's an excerpt from one, I think you'll enjoy:
"My Kids"
There's nothing as humbling to me as my children. I'll probably have trouble getting this out without getting all choked up with pride... I'll start off with my Daughter, Sarah, I'm convinced that she's an Angel that the Good Lord sent down here to this old Earth with a purpose in mind and she's now living it every day! It really does humble me to think that I had a part of getting her here... She was an awesome kid, straight A's & Honors student all the way through (big credit to her mom/my X). She started doing volunteer work of all kinds through her Church youth group at an early age and then started volunteering at both Mercy Hospital and the Shriner's Burn Center in Cincinnati while she was in high school... I had the unbelievable pleasure of attending a Scholarship awards ceremony at Mercy Hospital when she graduated from high school... There were 7 students from the city of Cincinnati that were chosen to get scholarship awards from Mercy that year and as the night went on going through each each student that was presented an award and congratulations for their extra curricular efforts, it sort of became apparent that the speaker had been saving my daughter for last... As he introduced her and started to talk, it was obvious that he was getting choked up just thinking about the story he was going to tell... that was it for me... the tears of pride just started rolling.... he proceeded to tell everyone how Sarah had, by choice, volunteered to work on the Oncology floor at Mercy and how she made it a point to know all the patients and hospital staff by name... he said her bright smile was the one thing that a lot of folks got to remember during their last days on earth and that they would thank her for it.... he went on to tell a story about how Sarah befriended a young Hispanic boy, at Shriner's, that had been severely burned in a fire... the little boy couldn't speak english, had no family in the US and had been living with family friends.... Sarah was a 3rd year Spanish student and could speak to the little boy in Spanish... the little boy would look forward to her every visit.... By the time the speaker was done, there wasn't a dry eye in the house.... and right after that, I got to go to her Honors night award ceremony... Sarah continued the course, went into pre-med on a Scholarship to UC, in college but based on career path testing & councelling in college, she changed her major and went into the UC college of Social Work... there's such a shortage of Social Workers, it's all they can do to get some bright young kids to go this route... She excelled at it and continued on graduating with honors... she did co-op her senior year with the Department of Children's Services and then worked for them for over a year after graduation helping with underpriveledged children in Cincinnati... She has since accepted a job as the lead Social Worker over 3 United Way funded Pediatric facilities in Cincinnati that work in partnership with Children's Hospital to take care of underpriveledged children in Cincinnati. She loves her job & takes it to the next level with writing grants to get good things like books for the kids and things to help the parents as well which in many cases are single moms. She has ran an adopt a family program the last 2 Christmas holidays and we adopted one of her families this past Chrismas. She also married a great guy & we love them both more than the sky is Big! Ok, enough of all the emotional stuff, here's Sarah & her great smile that rubs off on folks every where she goes!
That's a friend's child in the last picture, I'm not a grandpa just yet!
thanks for the add.. if you get a chance join us for our kids deer hunt this fall.. its oct24 oct 25th in fayetteville,tn.. thanks jeff may -entertainment director www.kidshuntingforacure.com
Hope your all gettin ready to get those final stands hung, and like me cannot wait to get in em' and hopefully let the carbon fly!
Anyways I Wish ya a good week and ... be sure and have a safe hoilday weekend, Remember we got appointments with the woods and those good tastin deer!
Take Care....
Sp0tlighter(Ron)
Jayson
Two Guys Outdoors
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"My Kids"
There's nothing as humbling to me as my children. I'll probably have trouble getting this out without getting all choked up with pride... I'll start off with my Daughter, Sarah, I'm convinced that she's an Angel that the Good Lord sent down here to this old Earth with a purpose in mind and she's now living it every day! It really does humble me to think that I had a part of getting her here... She was an awesome kid, straight A's & Honors student all the way through (big credit to her mom/my X). She started doing volunteer work of all kinds through her Church youth group at an early age and then started volunteering at both Mercy Hospital and the Shriner's Burn Center in Cincinnati while she was in high school... I had the unbelievable pleasure of attending a Scholarship awards ceremony at Mercy Hospital when she graduated from high school... There were 7 students from the city of Cincinnati that were chosen to get scholarship awards from Mercy that year and as the night went on going through each each student that was presented an award and congratulations for their extra curricular efforts, it sort of became apparent that the speaker had been saving my daughter for last... As he introduced her and started to talk, it was obvious that he was getting choked up just thinking about the story he was going to tell... that was it for me... the tears of pride just started rolling.... he proceeded to tell everyone how Sarah had, by choice, volunteered to work on the Oncology floor at Mercy and how she made it a point to know all the patients and hospital staff by name... he said her bright smile was the one thing that a lot of folks got to remember during their last days on earth and that they would thank her for it.... he went on to tell a story about how Sarah befriended a young Hispanic boy, at Shriner's, that had been severely burned in a fire... the little boy couldn't speak english, had no family in the US and had been living with family friends.... Sarah was a 3rd year Spanish student and could speak to the little boy in Spanish... the little boy would look forward to her every visit.... By the time the speaker was done, there wasn't a dry eye in the house.... and right after that, I got to go to her Honors night award ceremony... Sarah continued the course, went into pre-med on a Scholarship to UC, in college but based on career path testing & councelling in college, she changed her major and went into the UC college of Social Work... there's such a shortage of Social Workers, it's all they can do to get some bright young kids to go this route... She excelled at it and continued on graduating with honors... she did co-op her senior year with the Department of Children's Services and then worked for them for over a year after graduation helping with underpriveledged children in Cincinnati... She has since accepted a job as the lead Social Worker over 3 United Way funded Pediatric facilities in Cincinnati that work in partnership with Children's Hospital to take care of underpriveledged children in Cincinnati. She loves her job & takes it to the next level with writing grants to get good things like books for the kids and things to help the parents as well which in many cases are single moms. She has ran an adopt a family program the last 2 Christmas holidays and we adopted one of her families this past Chrismas. She also married a great guy & we love them both more than the sky is Big! Ok, enough of all the emotional stuff, here's Sarah & her great smile that rubs off on folks every where she goes!
That's a friend's child in the last picture, I'm not a grandpa just yet!
Hummingbirds! One of God's coolest little creations!
Can you say Hello there lil Hummer!