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Who am I?

I ask myself that every day. But in reality I am just me.

I am a 60-year-old divorced man with two adult sons whom I love more than life. I am an instructional designer for a pharmacy automation company with offices in Dallas and the U.K. I used to spend all my time now on the road, but thankfully, I found my new path as a mostly remote employee working for a great company and my friend.

My love of writing happened when I joined the U.S. Army and they made me a photojournalist. It was either embrace it or be a foot soldier. I embraced it. I will tell you I do not have a vast vocabulary or profound wisdom from which to pull my prose. It took me three tries to get through college English. Yes, I am one of those. But, here I am, and if you are reading this, then I guess you want to know.

I spent 13 years in the army, and then found a job as a technical writer (not my forte) and then spent 10 1/2 years with the next company and 10 with the second. Now into my third real job post military, I have found a happy place.

I have a bazillion hobbies. Besides poetry and other written words, I make jewelry, have been a professional photographer and still shoot, fish and hunt when I can and I like to hike and camp, although I do not get to do this as much now adays. I love the mountains, and would spend eternity on one if I could.

So that’s about all the wisdom on me that I have at this moment. If you want to know anything else specific, just shoot me a comment.