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Wreaths Across America
I was proud to make my debut in the SAR Color Guard during Wreaths Across America. Despite the biting wind and cold, I bore the chapter flag and laid a wreath in honor of our fallen heroes. Read More
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Youth Protection Training
To better serve our community and the next generation, I’ve completed the SAR University Youth Protection Training. This certification allows me to safely lead and support youth-focused events, starting with this year’s Wreaths Across America and our local Scouts. Read More
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Lewis Moten: Materials for Our Data Review Discussion
An email sent to the chair of the Warren County Finance Audit Committee outlining the tools, methods, and datasets used to analyze county financial records. It documents the technical context behind audit-related findings and a follow-up to a public meeting discussion. Read More
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Church of the Open Road: Ordained Minister
I’ve added another “Ordained Minister” credential to my collection. Through the Church of the Open Road, I’ve adopted a structured, six-step roadmap to ensure that my foray into ministerial authority is as legally sound as it is meaningful. Read More
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From “Bag of Rocks” to Public Advocate
A year ago, a leaked insult pushed me to start speaking at Board of Supervisors meetings. Since then, I’ve grown into a public advocate—researching, analyzing, and showing up. This post reflects that journey and encourages others to find their voice, too. Read More
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Warren County supervisors OK short-term rentals
Northern Virginia Daily: During a Board of Supervisors public hearing, I’m quoted as a resident raising concerns about vague short-term rental ordinances, unpredictable approvals, and transparency gaps. My comments addressed housing affordability, tax accountability, and the need for clearer standards, which supervisors acknowledged as valid. Read More
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One Voice Matters: An Unexpected Dialogue with the Board
On December 9, 2025, I stood before the Warren County Board of Supervisors to advocate for transparency in housing and public comment policy. What began as a series of technical critiques ended in a meaningful call to action for civic engagement. Read More
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Two Dinners and a Gospel-Singing Camel
Today brought a clear head, a raspy voice, and the possibility of two dinners in one night—proof that fellowship comes in many forms. Between bronchitis, translation experiments, and a gospel-singing camel, midweek life feels wonderfully unpredictable and full of grace. Read More
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Unity Lodge No. 146: William N. Wood Award
Recipient of the prestigious William N. Wood Meritorious Achievement Award, conferred by unanimous decision of the Past Masters. Recognized for outstanding contributions to Lodge digitizing initiatives, community outreach, and dedicated service, reflecting the highest standards of Masonic character and leadership. Read More
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Unity Lodge No. 146: Junior Warden
On December 3, 2025, I reached a major milestone at Unity No. 146. Being elected as Junior Warden is one of the highest honors a Lodge can bestow—though my journey involved a last-minute sprint that my brothers won’t let me forget anytime soon. Read More