Resurrecting the blog, because sometimes, things must be said

So it's been quite a few years since wrote here.  Tonight, I decided that it's been long enough since I put my thoughts down on paper...  virtual paper anyways.  So without further ado, here it is...  the return of reading material for really bored people.

When I started writing, I was just starting school, working graveyards as a security supervisor in an Atlanta high rise building, and planning my family's exodus from the miserable state of Georgia.

Flash forward around three years.  I've gone through some pretty major life changes, some good, some bad.

I finished school in December 2012, earning my Associates Degree in Computer Information Sciences with a 3.2 GPA.  That is an accomplishment that I will always be proud of since I was a pretty piss poor student throughout my entire academic career.

My wife and I separated in January of 2013.  I am not going to get in the reasons for the separation (soon to be official divorce) because quite frankly, there's no point in talking about it.

I am now living in Idaho.  So is (I suppose I can say) my ex-wife and daughter.  This is actually a pretty major thing, because we did decide that we wanted to raise our daughter in a better environment, so we kept those plans, and she made it to Idaho about a month and a half after me.

And I am working for HP, which I think I spoke about wanting to work for once I moved here 3 years ago. So hey, that worked out.

Things do change in life.  It's how we adapt to those changes which truly define us.  I've had some serious life changing events happen in 2013, and am still going through a few of those as we speak.  Tomorrow, since I have the day off, I am planning on sitting down, and working though some of those events in this blog, because there are some interesting stories that have come out of it.  There are a few events I am will keep to myself to protect the not so innocent.

So tomorrow, I'll share a story about my last day in the South, which started in Georgia, and ended in Amarillo, Texas.  Stay tuned.