Alan Kazdoy

I graduated from the University of Maryland in 1969 and headed for Texas, and graduated from Baylor University Law School in 1972.
I handled mostly divorce cases for several years, but then switched to criminal defense because I wanted to deal with a better class of people.
After doing all the damage that I could, I retired (quit) in 2014, and am concentrating on fiction writing. My first endeavor was "Aimless Journey" which was released last year. It is available through my website, www.alankazdoy.com or from Amazon.com.
I enjoy writing, as I find it very similar to practicing law. In both cases I tell lies for a living. When not indulging this and other hobbies, my wife, Mackie, and I enjoy traveling, ideally on cruise ships, where we have, and continue to see the world. This year we will be taking a river cruise from Luxembourg to Amsterdam, and we have booked a transatlantic cruise from Fort Lauderdale to Lisbon. As long as our health (and money) hold out, we will continue our travels.

I only went to Blair for 2 years, so there aren't many stories to tell. To give an idea of what I would do for excitement, my most daring exploit was riding the freight elevator up to the second floor when no one was looking. Also, I was probably the only Blair student to have a free third period last semester of our senior year, having been kicked out of art class and told not to return.
However, I moved to Silver Spring from Southern California, and was concerned that, having been around California girls for several years, that the Blair girls would not be as cute.
I was pleased to find my fears to be unfounded, as it was clear that Blair had an abundance of pretty girls, easily commensurate with their West Coast counterparts.