I'm a young man who recently reached my twenties and I'm learning much about life and my approach towards thinking about it. perspectives are amazing and there are some extremely amazing people in this world willing to share their thoughts on it with me. Want to become one of them?
Hey, I'm Megan. I like to run, sing, dance in my kitchen, eat all the time, take pictures, and work. I'm one of those strange people that enjoys their job(s). I sit at home thinking about life way too much. I love to learn new things, and people that can cook are my best friends.
college student trying to figure out my life.
this is going to be a lifelong process,
seeing as i have been constantly evolving for what seems like forever.
i never want to stop changing and learning about the world.
i'm trying to gain as much perspective as humanly possible.
so here i am.
Wounded healer, generous thief.
I like to ponder the meaning of life when I am not reading or taking pictures of my cats.
I am a firefighter/ EMT and paramedic student in northern NJ. I am married, no children yet, with an adorable dog. I consider myself spiratual, though I don't go to church. I was raised Christian, my wife was raised Jewish, though her father is Catholic. We celebrate the holidays both faiths in our house. I love playing guitar and am a Redsox, NY Giants and NJ Devils fan. I'm kinda tough to define- I tend to vote right, but am pro union; I am a memebr of both the NRA and PETA. I like punk and classic rock, but there are plenty exceptions.
Father, musician, renaissance man.
For more about me be sure to check out:
http://ninjavsbaby.tumblr.com
Photographer, blogger, questioner of everything.
Jonathan D. Fitzgerald is a writer and educator whose work most often considers the various manifestations of religion in culture. He is an editor at Patrolmag.com and writes a weekly column for the popular religion website Patheos. As a freelancer, his work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Christianity Today, Religion Dispatches, The Huffington Post, Killing the Buddha, and The Jersey City Independent.
