Boyd Johnson:  

Life On questionnaires that have a blank for “Occupation:” I usually write in; “. . . does not define me as a person.” I don’t feel it does. I am more than what I get paid to do. I don’t ever ask people either. When I meet someone new, I hope that their occupation doesn’t represent their sum total. I’d rather know how someone feels or thinks. “What do you think about mandated seat-belt use?” “Designated runners?” “Socialized Medicine?” While I’m not defined by my employment, I am a result of the things I’ve done, the places I’ve been, and the people I’ve known. Currently, my wife Amy...Expand for more