Heather's Blog

• Front Sight Firearms Training Institute


• Ignatius Piazza - founder of Front Sight


• Ignatius Piazza Blog


• Ignatius Piazza - in Forbes Magazine


• Front Sight - in Black Belt Magazine


• Front Sight - in Icon Magazine


• Front Sight - in The Mail on Sunday Review


• Front Sight - on USA Today


• My Experience at Front Sight


• Ignatius Piazza - in Gun World


• Ignatius Piazza - in Playboy


• Ignatius Piazza - in San Francisco Chronicle


• Front Sight - in Los Angeles Times


• Front Sight - in Cybercast News Service


• Front Sight - in Gun Web


• Ignatius Piazza - in Las Vegas Sun


• Ignatius Piazza - in Small Arms Review


• Front Sight - in Financial Times


• Front Sight - in Sierra Times


• Ignatius Piazza - on World Net Daily


• Ignatius Piazza - in El Mercurio


• Front Sight - on CNN


• Front Sight - in Guns & Ammo


• Front Sight - in New York Times


• Ignatius Piazza - in Times Democrat


• Front Sight - in London Times


• Ignatius Piazza - in Fort Worth Star Telegram


• Ignatius Piazza - in Chicago Tribune


• Front Sight - in Santa Cruz Sentinel


• Ignatius Piazza - in Las Vegas Life


• Ignatius Piazza - in Las Vegas Mercury


• Ignatius Piazza - in Handvapen Guiden


• Ignatius Piazza - in National Enquirer


• Ignatius Piazza - in Las Vegas Review


• Ignatius Piazza - in Washington Post


• Front Sight - in El Pais Seminal


• Ignatius Piazza - on Reform America


• Front Sight - on BBC News


• Front Sight - in US News & World Report


• Front Sight - in Pajaronian Register

Welcome to my blog. Truthfully, I have been anti-blog since the conception of blogs. Actually, I have unexplained opinions, formed instantly, about almost everything. However, due to constant encouragement, and nagging, from my husband and one specific friend, I have decided to give it a try. I do enjoy writing so I have decided to use my blog as a location for my works. I have written a few little children's books (nothing published) and am working on a young adult novel. I taught middle school reading and writing, permanently cementing my mentality to that age group. When I write I just sit down and write whatever pops into my head so sometimes my ramblings become excruciatingly long. My book is one such rambling. Sometimes I get an idea for a chapter quite far into the book so it is attached in some unexplainable location. I don't edit or revise until the end sometimes, which often leads to total deletion and a fresh start; as in the case with my poetry. Which, incidentally, I cannot find. I am forced to wonder if in a tantrum I burned my poetry book or condemned it to another such permanent fate. With that said, enjoy my writings at your own risk.