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You're kidding, right? Don't you have anything better to do than click on a link to a page of random information about me? Ok, Whatever. In honor of those unsuspecting Web surfers who've injured their foreheads falling asleep when they tried to read past versions of this page, I've shortened it up a bit... (but you probably wouldn't guess that based on the amount ot text still littering this page.) Still here? Okay, then. After getting a degree in Commercial Art & Advertising Design, I spent several years jumping through numerous job hoops, then came up with the brilliant idea to seek fame and fortune as a Web Designer, cleverly making my attempt not long before the dot.com crash. Along with my keen ability to write run-on sentences, my timing was as sharp as ever; after working at a Web design agency for a little over a year, Web jobs and freelance work became a rare commodity. Now I'm just another fish swimming in a sea of web-designer / graphic artist wanna-be's while I try to make a living. I briefly considered using my artistic abilities to draw up a nice "Will Work for Food" sign, but I couldn't find an unoccupied street corner. So, I'm currently keeping busy trying to pay the bills by drawing automotive related shirt designs for car shows, racing teams, etc. The highlight of my life so far in California, was getting married to my love, KaTrina. Photos from the event can be seen on the wedding pages KaTrina and I made up to help distant friends and relatives share in our special day as it approached. After the wedding, we modified the pages to include some additional photos and info. I had a great time drag racing my pickup truck for a few years while my Camaro was in storage, and I managed to score two track championships and a second place finish with it. The Dakota has been retired from racing now though, and I now run my 1968 Camaro. It was resting in storage for almost a decade when I didn't have a garage to keep it in anymore, but I finally got it up and running again, and I've done pretty well with it since. I also like to toss the barbells around when I have the time and I'm feeling energetic, or if I'm just frustrated at gravity having its way with the innocent free weights. With my current work schedule though, finding the time for that has been a problem for a while now. Back by popular demand (no, really...) is one of my first web page attempts. Built to show out-of-state family one of my riskier adventures, I present it here in it's original form. That's all for now. Now go and try to do something productive, instead of flushing away yet another moment of your life down the Toilet-of-Wasted-Time... ^ Return to top | <
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January 26, 2011
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