Bruce Roberts:  

I am an American Disabled Vet. My pictures are of me in a hospital bed with mismatched sheets, cover, and pellows. Not a pretty sight, with my full beard and long hair. So, while I try and get a better picture of myself, I have posted a picture of one of my young cats that have brought life to my days and nights as we entertain and care for each other through out the lonely hours everyone else is either asleep or off to work/school. I'll try and get the children to turn on my main computer so I can get our family photo and the photo of myself before being limited to my hospital bed on the site. I always wanted to be a jet pilot when I grew up. My family and friends thought that was a pipe dream idea. As it turns out, they were right. I ended up being a search and rescue aircrewman that was a navigator, radioman, flight mechanic, survival swimmer, and emergency medical technician. In the Coast Guard HH-52A, being a single pilot helicopter, I did get to fly it to relieve the pilot on those ling law enforcement, military, search and rescue, environmental protection, and disaster response flights. Curently, I beta test online computer games and virtual worlds. I have done testing for Sony and other big publishers. I play the for free virtual worlds and old computer games at home (due to my being disabled and limited in income). I never had any monsters in the closet or under the bed with my children. They all knew I was up at night and that I did patrols in the military. So, I told them there were no monsters because I caught them all and placed them in my computer. With them seeing me catch mice, rats, birds, and bugs by hand without killing them during the day and night, they believed I could catch the monsters and release them alive. I told them that the monsters were only lonely and wanted someone to play with. That I did through my computer games, and they went away happy. Hey, it worked for four children. Must be something to it. lol If I'm going to work somewhere, I need to have physical accommedations, good pay, and very low stress to be able to deal with the day-to-day. But, most of all, I need to contribute back to my community. That is what I have done all my life. It did not start with entry to the US Coast Guard. It started with the church and the Boy Scouts. It then went into the Navy Jr ROTC and the Cival Air Patrol, and auxiliary of the US Air Force. I continue that by teaching my profession, tutoring academic and professional skills and knowledge. I also contribute through assisting the American Red Cross whenever I can. Cu...Expand for more