I hope I am not disappointing too many people, but I don’t feel strongly enough about this blog and I don’t have enough I want to say to blog on a regular basis.
If you are interested in reading things my wife and I write, we have a blog at vanwagoner.wordpress.com. It will likely be mostly her postings, but when I do write, it will go there first.
Julie, Abby, and I have left Provo for the summer. I have started an internship as a Software Developer with Amazon.com. We are living in downtown Seattle, and are still recovering from culture shock. Hopefully, I will soon get back to writing regularly.
In high school some friends and I made an a cappella group called Ambience. My brother Jacob was our 1st tenor, I sang 2nd tenor, Jacob Morris sang baritone, and Trevor Watts sang bass. We traded parts often, too. We weren’t that good, but we did have a lot of fun. Below are a few of our songs. (The only ones I dare let the public hear.)
P.S. – If the links aren’t working, or it is too slow, please let me know about it.
Now I’ve gone and made a blog for myself. I suppose I should start by introducing myself.
My name is Andrew VanWagoner, and I am originally from Taylorsville, UT. I am married to the most beautiful woman in the world, Julie Ann VanWagoner (formerly Crooks). We have one daughter, Abigail Ruth, who will be two months old on Monday. We live in Provo Utah where I am studying Computer Science at BYU.
I am afraid my pen name the TaleCrafter is somewhat misleading, because I make my living as a Web Programmer. In 2000, a friend and I thought up a fantasy world we called Tsera, and I began writing a book about it. It’s funny how much I wrote and then threw away. In 2006 I had recently returned from Brazil and I decided to get going on that books again. After reading the 200+ pages I had written prior, I was completely dissatisfied and started over. Due to getting married, having kids, and trying to get an education, I now have a whole 10 pages worth in my book, The Brothers of Linester.
Well, that seems to state my life in a nutshell. Life is good.
