Kung
New member
Not sure how many guys post here, but I didn't see a gender requirement, so hey. 
A little bit about my family:
We live in Missouri, right outside Fort Leonard Wood. I work for the federal government as an IT specialist; plus I do IT work on the side. I'm also pursuing my Bachelor's degree in MIS (management information systems), mainly to get that official document backing up my 15 years of experience. I'm also a Sergeant in the Army Reserves - I'm a combat engineer (I blow stuff up) and an IT systems analyst, and am instructor qualified.
My wife is an RN BSN, has been for about 10 years or so; and she's a diabetic educator for the hospital in Rolla. She'll be going up for her CDE (certified diabetic educator) in April or so of next year. She's taught in college as well.
Our son, Ethan, is 2 years 3 months old, and is big and healthy. He's about 38 or so lbs. and about the same height. Here's a recent picture of him with his coffee (yes, coffee - he tends towards hyperactivity, and it calms him down):
Obviously we're concerned about safety; I never claim to be an expert at anything, since one can ALWAYS learn more. I WILL say, however, that very rarely do I get involved with a subject or project without researching it from every angle. Thus the reason I'm here.
Also...a funny video we took at 6 months old of my son. We're contemplating sending it in to AFV.
A little bit about my family:
We live in Missouri, right outside Fort Leonard Wood. I work for the federal government as an IT specialist; plus I do IT work on the side. I'm also pursuing my Bachelor's degree in MIS (management information systems), mainly to get that official document backing up my 15 years of experience.
I'm also a Sergeant in the Army Reserves - I'm a combat engineer (I blow stuff up) and an IT systems analyst, and am instructor qualified.My wife is an RN BSN, has been for about 10 years or so; and she's a diabetic educator for the hospital in Rolla. She'll be going up for her CDE (certified diabetic educator) in April or so of next year. She's taught in college as well.
Our son, Ethan, is 2 years 3 months old, and is big and healthy. He's about 38 or so lbs. and about the same height. Here's a recent picture of him with his coffee (yes, coffee - he tends towards hyperactivity, and it calms him down):
Obviously we're concerned about safety; I never claim to be an expert at anything, since one can ALWAYS learn more. I WILL say, however, that very rarely do I get involved with a subject or project without researching it from every angle. Thus the reason I'm here.
Also...a funny video we took at 6 months old of my son. We're contemplating sending it in to AFV.
