

My daughter...Riley. She was Peter Pan for Halloween. She loves Peter Pan, which I think is great... even if its borderline obsessive. Being a father has changed my world for the better in every way. I try to just make sure that she knows that she is unconditionally loved and supported, stays curious and sees life as fun and endlessly magical. I am a very realistic and logical person, but really wish I could recapture the magic I felt about the possibilities of EVERYTHING when I was younger. I want to make sure it lasts as long as possible for her.


My father. He died of metastatic colon cancer in 2001. He was a pharmacist, as the picture indicates...My biggest hero and my inspiration on how to live life enjoying simple pleasures, being a good-hearted, giving person and a deep thinker...He was a true gentleman with a great sense of humor, and I try to emulate his greatness everyday. He taught me how to not live with ill-will and to be the better person in all you do.
This is a picture of me an my wife on our wedding day (duh!) 5 1/2 years ago. My wife is both my biggest fan (though I think it's secret sometimes) and the one who challenges me most. She's a great mom and is always doing whatever it takes to make sure her kids understand that they are loved and have what they need...Also, a very competent person and a big fan of physical humor...definitely a stabilizing force in my life.

My best friend Steve and me at Gator Growl this year. I am a big believer in having a few great friends in life and this is one of mine...He's like my brother really...friends since third grade...Also, this picture represents that I love the Gators. I'm a second-generation UF grad and proud of it. I was raised in the Gator Nation like it was a religion.