Quote: Originally Posted by Darksamurai My background is diverse and includes studies into private investigation, martial arts, survivalism, motorcycles, computer repair, software and programming, classic literature, auto repair, home repair, plumbing (crash course whilst being sprayed with gallons of water... I learned quick), math, science, religions of the world, writing, acupressure, reiki, electronics, circuitry, soldering, bits of several languages (French, Japanese, Spanish, Chinese and Italian) and a ton of other crap that I've "picked up" over the course of my life. Although I kind of fall into the old cliche of, "Jack of all trades, master of none", I'm pretty decent at most of what I do. My focus in life has altered substantially. Still, I love computers and technology (that will probably never change), but I've learned how to turn them back into something I love by not making it my only career choice.

You sound prepared for a Zombie Apocalypse

Quote: Originally Posted by Darksamurai My focus in life has altered substantially. Still, I love computers and technology (that will probably never change), but I've learned how to turn them back into something I love by not making it my only career choice.

I'm dead on with you here, as much as I love computers and gaming, I just couldn't make it "work", for me its just more fun as a hobby.

Quote: Originally Posted by Darksamurai On that note... back to my essay!

Good Luck