<h1>J. Alan Sharrer</h1>

J. Alan Sharrer

Alan is a writer, web designer, and media aficionado who loves God and thinks 'the box' is overrated. He lives in Bakersfield CA with his wife and three daughters. Follow him on Facebook at facebook.com/jasharrer or on Instagram @jasharrer.

Posts by J. Alan Sharrer:

Landing Up: Looking for Home

Landing Up: Looking for Home

Life in the 21st century is vastly different than it was even a generation ago.? We can communicate with people around the globe instantly using wireless technology.? Social media has allowed people to crowdsource their opinions and direct changes in everything from...

Take Two: Thoughts to Consider

Take Two: Thoughts to Consider

Some random thoughts and perspectives to consider . . . I have been amazed at the amount of generational disconnect ensuing from Disney?s latest attempt at A Wrinkle in Time. It seems that kids and teenagers have enjoyed the film thoroughly, giving it an 89% rating on...

Paddington 2: Lessons From A Bear

Paddington 2: Lessons From A Bear

We all know life can be difficult and challenging?sometimes before 8:30 in the morning. Drivers treat the commute like a game of Pole Position. Co-workers spray mean-spirited comments around the office like they?re watering a garden.? Social media serves as a hub for...

The Long Road Home: Lessons Learned

The Long Road Home: Lessons Learned

When we last left the eighteen trapped soldiers in The Long Road Home (National Geographic), they were surrounded on all sides by enemy insurgents carrying human shields.? Lt. Shane Aguero (EJ Bonilla) gave the command to open fire while the screen went to black.? It...

The Long Road Home Ep. 5: Choices

The Long Road Home Ep. 5: Choices

In the National Geographic miniseries The Long Road Home (Tuesdays, 10 PM/9 CT and on demand), the focus has been on the US soldiers during their attempt to survive an ambush in Sadr City, Iraq.? It has not been pretty?several soldiers have been injured and a few have...