Christopher Ward:  

I always wanted to be a Cowboy when I grew up. My family and friends thought that was a interesting idea. As it turns out, they were right. I don't get to ride horses much now as I am working hard on my career and comuting. I still love two-way radio competition and shooting targets. The wildest thing I ever did in school was to drive my car from the passenger side on McKinley's Plaza parking lot which made everyone think that the car was driving itself. LOL. People still ask me how I made the car do that. If I'm going to work somewhere, I need to have a good team, rest, and faith to be able to deal with the day-to-day. My hero is Jesus Christ and I try my best to walk in his footsteps. I spent most of my life in Washington, DC and moved to Washington State with then my wife. We are separated now and soon will be divorced. Just working through the issues associated with the children. Washington is beautiful and a great place to raise kids. The one person from my past who I'd most like to see again is Mary Brown (Vice Principal), because she cared. As aforementioned, I am obsessed with animals and electronics. You will find me in the field with my horses or in my electronics room talking on my ham set or CB. I also like to put music together to DJ and work on my computer. Finally, I help people with achieving their educational goals and am the Chairman of the Board of Directors for my church's non-profit organization. My biggest surprise has been to get shot and later stabbed. I died and was brought back to life in Washington Hospital's Shock Trauma Center after having a spiritual experience on the other side! Wired stuff but it centers me in my quest to help children who are pulled into the streets to survive. If I could improve my home, I'd remodel my garage and add on a two bay RV garage. My dream home would be the one in Washington with a few changes LOL. As it relates to parenting, I have learned that you can't just be your child's friend. You must be their parent. My Advance English teacher, Ms. Guyton has left an everlasting impression on me which I use to guide my writing. I would love to thank her and allow her to see one of the two books I have written. If I won $100 million, I'd give $25 million of it to my mother, then spend the rest on buying more land, more horses and investments. I have always been too stubborn to join any organization that tells me w...Expand for more