Welcome spatial visitor
Hi traveler. Ah, the great distance your etheric bits have wandered to get your eyeballs and mind here at this exact moment in the time-space continuum.
As Spock would say, “Fascinating.”
Thanks for visiting my site, online more or less since 1998. I’ve also been telecommuting full time for a better world since 1998. Working from home because I take environmental responsibility personally and seriously enough to actually embrace the idea that one person can make a difference, yes, even in a world full of people who seem to care so little about the world beyond their noses.
Most recently in 2008, I briefly died of a massive heart attack and was lucky enough to be miraculously revived by an awesome friend (and a great chef too!) and provided with a second chance at life. I’m enjoying the bonus round!
So dive in and read, listen, watch and you could be here for a spell. Unless you’re a speedreader, watcher or listener who gets what I’m about (or think you do) in 15 seconds or less. Good luck, speedy!
Either way please enjoy your visit and return anytime for more of whatever drew you here in the first place. (Don’t know what it is, at least until you inform me.)
I am a late-model humanoid just like you. A bipedal mass of awesomely wild and wooly sensory input, mental dialog with self and others, a bundle of nerves and feelings, ample flesh and plenty of blood, heart, sweat, laughter, tears, sorrows, and joy that you (even a pack of hungry hyenas) couldn’t kill even if you wanted to.
Nup. Just like you, I work (and think, speak, sing, play guitar, write, dance, juggle responsibilities to self and others, and generally act in my own best interests) for food, shelter, and other goodies. Then I choose to wash what life hands me down with a heaping helping of unconditional love to cleanse the palate.
And sometimes I find reason to labor like a draft horse hauling a load of crap through nine feet of mud with blinders on and dodging poisonous snakes in the middle of a cultural and sociological desert because it’s the right thing to do.
