Flidais Vaughn McEwan

I graduated high school with a 4.5/4.0 GPA due to excelling in honors and AP classes. I took a year off and then went to college for two years for my Associates in Science degree. I was three credits shy from receiving my degree before life intervened and I had to refrain from registering for the consecutive semester, due in the most part to education expenses on top of my everyday living expenses and necessary bills. I have merely been working to save up so that I can continue my schooling and receive my Bachelor's in Wildlife Biology. To name a few occupational places, I've worked for an animal shelter, a canine day-care (which closed down due to economical hardship), and was finally employed by the United States Postal Service as a Casual employee. I am currently arduously pursuing permanent USPS employment so that I can finally go back to school for my wildlife degree. In the meantime, I have been writing and editing my novels and hopelessly seeking publication. Wildlife and writing would have to rate as my two deepest passions. I was raised around a plethora of different animal specimans. Chickens, geese, ducks, turkeys, goats, sheep, ostriches, snakes, iguanas, turantulas, mice, ferrets, cats and dogs, etc. One of my greatest hobbies was to breed turkeys and sell the young, or incubate abandoned eggs and raise the young myself. The wild world has always fascinated me, and I have always found myself more comfortable around my animals or amidst the trees of a secluded forest than around strangers or amidst a legion of homo sapiens.