Biography: Robert L. Hewitt, Reconstruction SpecialistAge 1 Start constructing the building blocks for my lifeAge 2: Tear apart every thing I builtAge 3:Tear apart every thing my sister builtAge 4: Start reconstructionAge 5: Listen to my kindergarten teacher reconstruct my lifeAge 6: Tear apart the classroomAge 7: Start reconstruction of my life in the principal’s officeAge 8: Try to listen to my Sunday school teacher Age 9: Tear apart the church and the schoolAge 10: Start reconstruction of the church and the schoolAge 11: Try to listen to the Truancy Officer and the Minister Age 12: Tear apart the church, the school and a few park structuresAge 13: Tried listening to the T.O., the voice from above, the Police O. and a few others.Age 14: Forced to reconstruct the C, the S, the P S (and a few bicycles parked in the Park)Age 15: We really can’t go thereAge “ Post teens or later”: It all makes sense. If I became an architect I could build, could tear apart, could deconstruct, could perform countless other weird things and get away with it. It was like “mania from heaven”. I have finally found my place on Earth.Retirement: Do you believe in unicorns?