If you combined everybody all together, which would be both sides of your family, meaning your side and your wife's side, grandparents and uncles and all that, how big would it be? Can we do your responses? I mean, let's get the conversation started. If you if you have any issues with my audio, let me know. I've had a little bit of that lately, but I think I've been listening to each one of my posts. They seem to be working okay
My wife, she comes from a huge family, so her mother, her father, both deceased. Now, she had, let's see, get this right, three brothers, two sisters, melanie, Connie, three sisters and then she had four siblings to pass away. My life is actually the baby of the family. I come from a very small family. On my side, it was just my mother, my stepfather, my stepmother and my father
Eric Owens
@EricG · 1:31
He's been trained in several martial arts such as taekwondo, vietnamese kung fu, and seems to really like brazilian jiu jitsu allen. Welcome back to the program. Okay, here are the next set of interview questions for you. So there's five of them. Question one how difficult was it transitioning from the military back to civilian life? Expand on that. Question number two, what are the life principles you learned from the marines that have helped you in your life?
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
From Vietnamese Balon kunfu, I learned about conditioning of the body, the shins, the elbows, the body and mind. And then lastly, bruise ISU everything ends up on the ground. So be comfortable being uncomfortable, and a lot of people are uncomfortable on the ground. Question four what are my hobbies? I love going to church and worshiping God. I love playing drums. I love camping, reading books, and then, obviously, most importantly, spending time with my family
