GETTING LOST AND FINDING MY WAY BACK.

This poem is about losing yourself and then all of a sudden finding yourself again.

The tale of a young Navy sailor as he suffers through the torture known as the shell back ritual and comes to the decision that life on the run beats Navy life any day.

It's your body calling, I want my life back! Fitness and exercise in your busy life made simple.

Getting lost was a normal occurrence for me but this time I was completely turned around and I kept making it worse. Now the bad memory helps me to set a timeline for the great memories we had on that camping trip.

Finding your way on a social networking site can be confusing and scary if you have not tried it before. I want to impart some things to you that I have gathered and learned along the way.

I find it disturbing that insult humor expressed by standup comics and sitcoms is becoming increasingly aimed toward the biased audiences that subscribe to the insults and find them "funny" ... when, in actuality, someone is getting hurt by these attacks.

Longtime Glee fan gives a snarky, sarcastic recap of Glee's most recent episode.

If you ever find yourself lost in the race of life, just look inside. Each one of us as a unique understanding of ourselves. All you have to do is open your mind to your past, and learn from it.

The first mystery I wrote with my detective Hamilton Fisk.

In 1933 James Hilton authored a book that will remain relevant decades afterward. "Lost Horizon" is that book. Adapted for film by Frank Capra, it stars Ronald Colman and Jane Wyatt. A film that the TV's Lost, basis some initial concepts from it.

I stood with the other students waiting for my bright red back pack. One by one all the students claimed their luggage and the delivery round stopped rotating. My luggage was not there.

Well what else would you expect from some crazy teenager late on a Wednesday night, hungry and bored and feeling trapped in this room full of flat colors and almost no sound? Oh, wait, it's Wednesday morning, isn't it?

Any one who has done more than the occasional trip has stories of trips that didn't to go exactly the way we would have liked them to go. This might be a good time for some suggestions to help minimize a situation the next time it occurs.

This article is about some of the airports I've been through and some of the experiences I've had, both good and bad. It also covers my favorite airlines.

Tragedy can often mark the beginning of the end, but in the case of 9/11 survivor Chancellor Stroud, the end of life as he once new it, was the reopening of a second chance with an old love, and the dawn of a new beginning.

Your out walking your dog one day and then suddenly they spot something, and somehow manage to wiggle their way out of the leash.

An exploration of the uncanny effects of cannibalism, sex, and tattoing upon postcolonialism generally, and Melville studies specifically.

This is a story about a trip to Orlando, Florida for a disastrous modeling conference.

In homage to the resilience of human nature.