About
Born in Georgia, educated in South Carolina, Kentucky, and Boston. Spent a few years in Uncle Sam’s yacht club, fifteen years as a minister and have been doing time as an information systems architect ever since.
I collect whistles, maintain lists (Things I have ‘driven’: cars, sixteen wheeler’s, single engine airplane, submarine, destroyer, motor cycle, go cart, and a very large freight parachute.)
I love to let my pen wander across paper. It is a lot like being a dowser. Who knows what my ink will find? I wish I could say that I am like or unlike ‘everyone else’ but, frankly, I have no idea. Here’s what I know: I need to know if any of my musings mean anything to you. Maybe it makes you angry, happy, or even hopeful. The thing is, as much as I would like to believe it is true, I don’t find pleasure in writing if no one is listening. So… let me hear from you. I am an omnivore but I draw the line at members of my own species and those that are close kin such as monkeys, chimps, and other apes. That means I won’t bite you.
On a whim... 
Deep, my Son, Deep. What beautiful words penned. Are you starting (creating) a collection of your thoughts? One would certainly need to be by oneself and with a cup of coffee, read and re-read, think and re-think.
Bill Herrin
9 February 2009 at 1:36 pm
Hi David,
Just wanted to drop by your blog to thank you for visiting mine and for signing up to receive regular posts. I appreciate your readership, and hope that you’ll enjoy your visits to The Midlife Second Wife!
All best wishes,
Marci
themidlifesecondwife
28 February 2012 at 9:12 am
Thanks Marci. I am a retread too. I was a single dad with three young girls after my first wife died. God bless my “midlifesecondwife” who took on the four of us.
David Wilkerson
28 February 2012 at 12:45 pm