Aaron Keenan:  

Check out keenanbros dot com to learn more about me! I hope that have been an inspiration to my many friends and people whom I have met thoughout the course of my lifetime. I always wanted to be an animator when I grew up. My dream job has always been to work in an animation studio like PIXAR or Dreamworks. My family and friends believe that I could do that sort of thing. I just need the right direction. I blow off steam by playing the keyboard and by doing art related things like digital art, drawing, and other computerized or electronic activities. The wildest thing I ever did in school was probably the time that I ate a dog biscuit on a dare. On the way to school one day, me and two other guys were put up on a dare to eat a dog bisciut, or, eat a handful of bumble bees, or, drink a can of hockers, for a couple dollars. I instantly accepted the dare to eat the dog biscuit. The other two guys also took the other two remaining dares. I collected my two bucks. But, I was left with the nickname, "Biscuit" for the rest of my highschool years and a even for several years after that. Some of my inspirations are: Charles Schultz the creator of Charlie Brown and The Peanuts Gang, and also, Jim Davis the creator of the comic book character, Garfield. In the music world I have been inspired by many different people: Chip Davis of Mannheim Steamroller, Danny Elfman composer for a lot of Tim Burton's films, Pink Floyd, The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Rush, The Beatles, Journey, Dream Theater, Symphony X, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, and many others. I have lived in the Connersville area all my life. I lived in Cambridge City for about 3 or 4 years. I also lived in an apartment above Huffy's Place in downtown Connersville. That building does not exist now since it was destroyed by fire. I'd like to see my uncle Mark again as well as my cousin, Little Mark. I remember them from when I was just a little kid, just before they moved off to California. I've always hope they are doing ok out there. On TV I like to watch educational and reality programs, also I like to watch the classic cartoon shows that I grew up with like Charlie Brown, The Pink Panther, and Garfield. I really thought that I would have found my place in the world by now, making a living doing the things that I enjoy, the things that come natural to me, my art and my music. Instead, I'm still forced to work jobs that will keep me pretty much an unknown, having no future. I'd like to live in a futuristic house, where I could display lots of artwork, crank my music up, and have it be free of dust for all of my electronic gadgetry. I do not have any kids that I am aware of that I can share any stories of how I feel about being a parent. I did spend a great deal of time watching my brother's daughter for the first three and a half years of her life. A lot of people thought that she was my kid. I am 37 years old as of typing this story. Today's date is, Monday, November 17th, 2008. I was born on September 23rd, 1971. Amazingly, my 1st Grade teacher, Mrs. Johnson is still alive and well. I have had the pleasure of seeing her and saying hello to her at the local McDonalds on several occasions recently. She says that I have grown up to be a fine young man. That was something good to hear from my 1st grade teacher. Thanks Mrs. Johnson! If I won $100 million dollars I'd give a big portion of it to my family members in need, then spend the rest on a nice place to live, a decent car, music and art related stuff, and electronics. At this point in my life, I have never been to college. It costs so much money to go and I don't know what steps to take to get myself in. I'm not even sure what classes I would want to sign up for. I find true happiness mostly while spending time alone, with my music, my art, and my thoughts. My best friends might tell you that I am some kind of a rocket scientist, but people who don't know me very well would probably describe me as a ...Expand for more