WELCOME TO THE

HOMEPAGE OF

 

 

DAVID L. BUCHANAN

 

 

 

Who knew  the 10 plus years since I graduated a small eastern Ohio high school, that my shining face would be out for the whole world to see. I grew up on a small farm in the rolling foot hills of the Allegheny Mtns about 50 west of the beautiful city of Pittsburgh.  After this farmboy’s graduation I attempted to attend a small private college north of the great steel city. While I attended all the classes, I learned much more about real life and how to live it in the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity From this mind opening experience, I returned to higher education in my home state and finally graduated at the extraordinary The Ohio State University.  After working in the residential construction industry, I decided to leave my rural roots and moved to the Akron area.  Though I am still a country boy at heart, the unfortunate economic status of my hometown forced me to look elsewhere to make a living.

After I had a few jobs within my realm of knowledge, including one running an auto repair shop, I have come to rest working inventory control in a 1 million + sqft warehouse of a national retailer (JoAnn Stores).

 

I am truly blessed to have a great family, close friends, and a strong  faith.  I feel sorry for those  who can’t be happy.  As the song says, “If I had a million dollars, I’d be rich”  but not necessarily happy.  As the ancient greek philosophers said, the ultimate happy in found in being good. I have seen a lot of people try to find happiness in bars, booze, drugs, cars, money, power, etc, etc, etc.   Happiness can only come from inner peace and the fact that one strives to be good in life.  The old saying” be good at what you do” really applies to living.    It looks like our society is trying to find happiness every where, except the only place it can be found.  Happiness is only brought out by our acts and thoughts. 

 

Here are some quotes to ponder.

 

 

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