Chris Smith

Chris Smith

I am a self-employed website designer, and I write commentary about social, political, religious, and human interest topics, often with humor. I live in Grapevine, Texas, with my wife of 21 years and our son.
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Texas A&M University, Owner of WHAM Productions, a website design company

Interests

musician (guitar), worship, firearms, barbecue, fishing, hunting

Motto

To live is Christ; to die is gain.

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My Business Website, My Church's Website

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  • In Whom Do You Trust?
    10/15/2009
    In which the author writes about the importance of loved ones compared to mere possessions.
  • Of Heroes and Critics
    10/15/2009
    In which the author exhorts the reader to step back and judge a politician's strength of character before giving that person their vote.
  • My Personal Memorial Day
    10/15/2009
    In which the author reflects on the lessons taught us by the Greatest Generation.
  • Haynes Vs. United States
    10/15/2009
    In which the author discusses the implications of depriving a convicted felon of his constitutional rights, even after all punishment has been served.
  • A Letter from My Dad
    10/15/2009
    The author's father served as a 2nd Lt in the Marine Corps in WW2, and saw combat at Iwo Jima. He was wounded in action, and this letter was written to the publisher of his SOCS class newsletter, many years later.
  • Evil Exists in This World
    10/15/2009
    In which the author opines on the spiritual state of a hacker.
  • Don't Worry, It's Not Normal
    10/15/2009
    In which the author is subjected to the vagaries of Texas weather.
  • Welcome to the Jungle
    10/15/2009
    In which the author is introduced to suburban Texas wildlife.
  • The Road to Haslet, Texas
    10/15/2009
    In which the author is introduced to the metropolis of Haslet, Texas.

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