Five Facts About Justin Cecil
Hello,
my name is Justin and after much thought and debate I have decided to start a
blog. I’ve always enjoyed writing, and have previously written articles
professionally for a few website such as axs.com and examiner.com. My plan at
this point is to write at least one article per week. I plan to write about a
variety of topics, whether it be about books I read, experiences I have,
opinions, and anything else I have an inkling to write about and express.
And
for my first blog post I have decided to introduce myself by writing down five
facts about myself.
1.
I
was born in Corpus Christi, Texas. Along with Texas I have lived in Arkansas,
Florida, Israel, and am now currently living in the state of Washington.
2.
I am
an Eagle Scout, the highest rank in the Boy Scouts. For my Eagle Project (a
community service project one is required to organize and lead to obtain the
rank) I lead a book drive in Florida for the Seminole County Library System.
3.
During
college I hosted an online radio show. I attended the University of Central Florida, where I earned a Bachelor’s degree in radio-TV production with a minor
in history. Had a great time hosting the show on campus, where I would play
music and talk with other students.
4.
As I
mentioned earlier I have lived in the country of Israel. For almost two years
from 2012 to 2013 I worked as a volunteer gardener in Haifa and Akko at the Bahá'í World Centre. I would say that going to live and work abroad was one of the best decisions I ever made; I meet people from both Israel and throughout the world, many of whom I still keep in touch with, and witnessed sites and events that otherwise I would never have seen. It's a time in my life that I will always remember.
5.
I’ve
written, illustrated, and self-published a children’s book titled Mele the
Mermaid. I wrote it under the name J.A. Cecil, trying to sound very author-like, although next time I write a book I'll probably just use my actual name. You can purchase it online in both print and e-book versions.
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