JEREMY
"Jinx"

What’s up, everyone! It’s kinda funny actually…after reading Ninja’s bio, it made me realize that I LOVE using exclamation marks as well…except, I use them, and don’t aspire to cut back…so, BAM!!!! : )
Since both of my parents were in the US Air Force, I was lucky enough to have been born abroad. I was born in Germany, and my very first travel experience was coming back to the States on a C-141 Cargo Plane. Imagine a 2 year old “me”, sleeping peacefully on the floor of a military cargo plane, coming home. From then on, it seemed I was destined to be a traveler. From a very young age, it seemed I was on airplanes a lot, going to spend time with my family, who was spread across the country. One of the things that stands out to me the most, is how much encouragement and support I got from my Mom, always telling me that I can do/be anything I want. She always pushed me to succeed, and I credit her completely, with raising me with the state of mind that I CAN and WILL do anything I want. Having a support system like that is absolutely paramount to becoming the person I am. Not really afraid of anything…and knowing that I will succeed at whatever it is I choose to do.
The fun things I like to do, are also my profession. Which is best of both worlds! When you love what you do for work, you never work a day in your life. I have been living that for quite a while now. Between the music (thanks Dad, for those awesome music genes!), being a guitarist in a progressive, death metal-esque band, being an audio engineer for little shows like, oh, say…the GRAMMYS, just to name one….and also working directly with some of the biggest names in the HISTORY of music, and also the photography and videography…I mean, my life has been one amazing adventure after the next! And now…we’ve come to this new chapter. It’s hard to think, with the life I’ve already been blessed to live, that it could get better….but Jillian and I are about to step it up, and as crazy as it is to think…it absolutely will still get even better than it’s been.
Life is what you make of it….and mine, seems to be a dream.