BulletPeople

Written by Nick D'Orazio, born 1958.

Education: 

Our Lady of Fatima, New Castle, Delaware.

St. Mark's High School, Newark, Delaware.

Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C.

and Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah.

Etymology of "BulletPeople"

My 4 daughters and 1 son were young, none more than 11 years old, when we took them to their first company Christmas party in 1992. It was held at a country club. As we entered the reception hall we passed at a distance a bar with 20 stools, and 15 patrons standing around in various casual poses, holding drinks, chatting quietly. The kids attention was wholly focused on these benign individuals, who took no notice of us as we passed by many yards away. When we took our seats the kids were talking excitedly and lowly to each other. Finally the oldest leaned over and asked us "did you see those bullet people?" Apparently this was the first time they had seen a bar, with barstools, and people holding drinks, and so they concluded that like all the people they had ever seen on TV in bars, these folk were neer-do-well criminals carrying guns planning their next act of mayhem as all "bullet people" do in bars. 

Why name the site "BulletPeople" 

So my kids can always remember being young, being with their family, and how much we love them.