To begin, I live in Germany. My dad, who is a military doctor, has kept us on our toes with his work - requiring us to move every 3 years. This has taken us all over America and finally even overseas. Along the way, it has been quite an adventure; one that has changed the very course of my life.

The moving required me to change schools frequently. I wanted stability, and I found it when I switched to Williamsburg Academy. This school has been one of the greatest blessings of my life. The lessons I've learned here will stay with me forever. I honestly can't say thank you too many times.

Anyway, here's a little bit about me: I'm a twin. Alex, my younger brother by 3 minutes, is often confused with me. Fortunately, I believe as a result of this, I have developed the virtue of patience with names.

I live in a family with 5 siblings and two parents. I love learning and, more so, experiencing things. Adventures, the fog of the future, and nature all make me tingle with excitement. I play piano at an intermediate level, enjoy good literature, dialectical discussions, and teaching.

Speaking of adventures, there will be some great ones coming up. Since Alex and I graduated a year early, we'll be working at a camp in the Teton Mountains for 2 months, going on a 500-mile long pilgrimage across Spain with our cousin, and taking a semester of college before leaving on a church mission. After that, my specifics fade into lifelong dreams and desires.

My greatest ambition in life is to be a spiritual man. I desire to be a great teacher. I want to be a true leader. I would love to, at one point, open up the best youth camp ever. I want to be very intelligent and wise, balancing both with honest charism. Life is great and I'm excited to start the next chapter with a bit of zest and a heaping tablespoon of awesomeness.