Introducing Donald Muniz [R]

[Sir Ian Plätschisch]

Applicant Name:
Donald Muniz

Gender:
Male

Year of Birth:
1955

Location:
El Paso, Texas

Have you been introduced to the Kingdom of Talossa by an existing citizen?
NO -

Do you have any previous experience with, or membership in, any "micronations"?
NO -

Is it okay if Talossan citizens contact you by e-mail?
YES

Is it okay if Talossan citizens contact you by telephone?
NO

About Myself:
Upon my travels in the World Wide Web I can across your Nation. I am a Scottish Lord and my Wife and I are Irish Lord and Lady. I am a retired Physiotherapist Assistant, a Health, Nutrition, Life and Wellness Coach. I am a studied Opera Tenor of 12 years. I have been involved in the Martial Arts since 1968. I am a two time World Martial Arts Hall of Fame Inductee 1995 / 1996, one time inductee in the Filipino Martial Arts Hall of Fame. Pundador of Muñiz School of Filipino Martial Arts Hall of Fame.

Why I am Interested in Becoming a Talossan:
It would be an Honor to a faithful subject of the Kingdom of Talossa and be an honor to serve in any Capacity in the Ministry of Health and / or the Royal Army.

[Breneir Tzaracomprada]

Donald, welcome to the Kingdom! As an Opera Tenor do you by chance have any performances on YouTube? Would be great to see them. You might be interested in an organization in Talossa called the Zouaves. :)

[King Txec]

Hi Donald and welcome. How interesting that you are a Scottish lord? My ancestry is a Scottish and I've been able to trace my lineage back several hundred years to Scottish royalty. My wife and I visited Scotland a few years ago and fell in love with the country and the people.

[Sir Ian Plätschisch]

Azul! Make sure to check out the New Citizen's Guide: https://wiki.talossa.com/TalossaWiki:New_Citizen%27s_Guide

[Breneir Tzaracomprada]

Wondering what's to do in the Kingdom? Check out the What's Happening (Que Passa) in Talossa guide: https://wittenberg.talossa.com/index.php?topic=1142.0

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

Are you really a Scottish laird?  I thought it was really interesting that last year's Oscars gave out title to tiny plots of land to attendees in the goodie baskets, which apparently under Scottish law might make you eligible to call yourself a laird.  Is it that sort of thing through Highland Titles?