It’s been years since I’ve been in contact with the world at large. I have a family. I used to be a remodeling contractor. And then a teacher for remodelers. Then I stopped. Sold my various websites and eventually stopped writing on my personal website.
I started writing my memoir and that went well for a while then slowed down to a writing trickle.
It’s been years since I’ve had a Website; and I miss it. I miss sharing. And teaching. As an aged retiree I now have time and opportunity to travel, write, research – and share.
So here we go. I hope you enjoy the contents of this website. I love traveling, having been moved around a lot as a child. A pastor’s son and then a ‘mish’ kid (missionary child) growing up in Brazil. A little university time. And then marrying my lovely wife – also very well travelled being an ‘Air Force brat’.
The wanderlust comes naturally. Teaching and helping others is in my nature. And boy do I love technology. Always have. Cooking, now that I am retired, is relaxing and fun.
Thoughts? Oh that. With many decades under my belt, I have thoughts, opinions, and will have many random musings. Let’s see how that goes.
Anyway, I am excited. And my hope is that you will accompany me on this journey. Join in. Subscribe. Comment. That’s what it’s all about. Let’s learn together.
See you on the next post. Ciao.
Why You Aren’t Getting Everything You Want
Back in the day, when I used to coach contractors, one of my clients reached out to me because he was frustrated that he didn’t seem to be able to reach his goals. He had set some worthwhile, and very lofty goals for himself, yet they always seemed just out of reach. He asked me…
reMarkable Use Cases
You can read Distraction-Free Learning on the reMarkable here. Or the 2nd post in this series – reMarkable’s Hidden Features and Power-User Secrets. In this final post about the remarkable reMarkable e-Ink tablet, I thought it would be helpful to go over some of the ways I use the reMarkable tablet, and then close with…
reMarkable’s Hidden Features and Power-User Secrets
In the first of the reMarkable series, I briefly went over 12 basic features of the reMarkable. You can read Distraction-Free Learning on the reMarkable here. The final post in the series is reMarkable Use Cases. Although the reMarkable is a simple distraction-free device and appears to be merely a good note taking scratch pad, hidden away…
Leave a Reply