I've always loved writing. Since I was a child I've always had a wild imagination from romance movies and love stories, to Die Hard's "Yippy Kiyay", and cartoons like Marvel's The X-Men and a generation of Pokemon and the Batman movie (1989) by Tim Burton, that brought back Batman from the black-and-white to modern times. I have a passion for amazing stories and adventures like Lord of the Rings or Star Trek, and I am a computer and video and video game participant.
I love art, in all of it's forms, from canvas paint, to sculptures, movies, design, graphics, ceramics, puzzles, antiques, and most importantly, music. You can check out my music blog with random music discussions featuring various artists at http://tumblemountains.blogspot.com/2016/09/music-review-classical-merges-into.html.
When I was a kid I wanted to do everything. I wanted to be a police officer, a fireman, an Army soldier, professional chef, an artist, musician, an actor, a book writer, an athlete, an astronaut, an inventor, a robotics engineer, a 3d graphics designer, a game level-designer (and still do), and film, act, direct videos and movies, and all in all enjoy and share and write and create multimedia within all aspects of the entertainment media industry.
Of all of that, I joined the Army. At the time it was the most logical choice. I was 19, a little bit out of high school, working a job that wasn't going anywhere with a little bit of part time college. Felt like slow going, so I joined the Army at 19 years old, also to have the military pay for any further education. I wanted to be smart about joining. Sure, I'd be happy to go 11B Infantry and stack on and knock-down doors, but I considered what I would do after I got out of the military. I wanted to perform a job that I could use in the outside world that I enjoyed, so I scored high enough in the ASVAB testing to pick almost any job I wanted. I chose 25V (Combat Documentation/Production Specialist - sounds cool, eh?) it was audio, video recording, photography, studio recording, ceremonies, mixed videos, music videos, heavy missions and training missions, long nights in the cold and the snow and the heat and the dirt. I did that for about 4 years, then cross-trained into 46R (Broadcast Journalism Specialist) focusing the writing and front-of-of-the-camera performances. It's a learning and growing experience learning how to communicate with people in different ways and hear about other people's perspectives.
Well, until next time, check out my blogs, and remember, all you need is love. John Lennon, great man, shot in the back, very sad. (If you can name that movie quote, you're amazing and you deserve a cookie... that you should buy yourself)
Christopher J. Rosario - Writer, Creator, Entertainer, Freethinker
http://tumblemountains.blogspot.com/
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