Welcome and thank you for visiting
Todd's site. Todd is a sober alcoholic and was recently inspired to
complete a journey that culminated in the creation of his first CD
containing original music celebrating sobriety. Each song
communicates part of his journey, as well as the joy and serenity that he has found and
continues to experience. Todd is an active participant in AA and
demonstrates that faith and joy are a foundation for fulfilling your
dreams. We hope you enjoy Todd's rock 'n roll style of recovery music
and that it inspires you, too, to fulfill your dreams.
When
we cease seeking the answer in realization that we are the answer and
start seeking the question in realization that God has put us here for
that purpose, we find serenity.
God produced you as the answer.
To what I don’t know and it doesn’t really matter.
Be the answer.
The questions will seek you out.
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Music
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Original Songs Celebrating Sobriety
The
first time I became aware of the absolute power of music was the first
time I heard "Day Tripper" on a Philco tube radio next to my
bed. I experienced something like an orgasm (what little I know
about those) and turned that brown box up all the way! Dad came in
just after the modulation up and turned off that annoying noise. I
was hooked and music has been a central part of my life ever since. |
Epistles
For a
long time, I told people I was not a writer; that was my Dad, I
said. But I wrote stuff anyways, and some people liked it.
Do You Have Faith
Good News Bad News
Influences
Know Ideas
Solitaire
Where is God
And God Said
Funeral Learning
Harborlight Beliefs
It Was Only A Dream
On Vacation
The Road Less Traveled |
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Marketing Gorilla
One of
the many wonderful and unique things about America is it's need for
Marketing to function and grow. It certainly is lucky for me because
it's probably the one profession I qualify for and happen to be excellent
at doing. (As compared to drum playing, for example.)
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Carpentry & Architecture
Six
houses and two wives later I knew a lot about pounding nails and screwing
things together. So I became a professional carpenter.
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