Well done on publishing two books! What are the titles of the books you have published, and what genre are they?

I used to read a lot of books, but have been through a phase where I haven't read much at all. So I'm trying to set time aside to reading more again. What books do you like to read?

Do you have any favorite authors?

I love to read, and own more than 350 books.

I'm also involved in politics, and have been since I was eight.

Nice.

What political activities are you involved in?

Oooh! I love 'A Wrinkle in Time'! Be sure to come check out chat sometime!

When I was eight, a family friend ran for state house and we were heavily involved in the campaign. My dad was the chairman of our county's republican party for six years, and so we did lots of political events and campaigning through that. Now the family friend is running for congress, so I'm a volunteer for that campaign. My parents also have a political news website and that also helps keep us busy.

When I was eight, a family friend ran for state house and we were heavily involved in the campaign. My dad was the chairman of our county's republican party for six years, and so we did lots of political events and campaigning through that. Now the family friend is running for congress, so I'm a volunteer for that campaign. My parents also have a political news website and that also helps keep us busy.

It's good that y'all are seeking to make a difference. What's the news site?

There are actually two: http://www.bartowpolitics.com/ and http://www.georgiapolitics.org/ They work basically like a local Drudge Report, with headlines linking to stories on multiple other news sites. There's also information about local candidates and elected officials. We're trying to inform voters and keep elected officials accountable to their constituents.

How do you like being homeschooled? My wife and I are considering that for our child(ren) when the time comes.

How do you like being homeschooled? My wife and I are considering that for our child(ren) when the time comes.

What kind of historical period costumes do you like sewing?

Lots of kinds. I've made dresses from the colonial era, Regency, Civil War, the 1930s, 40s, and 50s, my most recent project being fantasy/medieval style dresses. I also like to study costumes in movies and try to figure out how they are made. I even made my sister a Jedi costume after studying Obi-Wan's clothes in Episode 2.

I have ordered some patterns on the internet, but others I got at Hobby Lobby and Hancock Fabrics. The patterns from the 30s, 40s, and 50s were sent to me by my great uncle when he found them, I think when he was helping my great grandparents move to an assisted living place. They belonged to someone in my family, I just can't remember what relation she was to me. The Jedi costume I just made up as I went along. With some skirts I do a lot of math to figure out what size to cut the pieces based on how much fabric I have.