About

I have written a little, photographed a little, RVed a little and basically goof off the rest of the time. In my past life I’ve changed careers several times from being a District Executive for the Boy Scouts (the business and organization side of the Scouts), I’ve been a Affirmative Action Director for the Girl Scouts, worked for a Catholic church college center (in Utah), been A/R manager for a Catholic Hospital (in Utah), systems programming for a major PPV company in California, helped program and maintain live fire and simulations systems for the Army near Barstow and finally did transition management for a very large computer outsourcing firm in New England. I did a few other things I didn’t mention and none of it has the slightest relationship to what my Page is about. I love education so I went to college 3 times each time 10 years in between working for a total of 10 years in University Classes. I hope you know saying all this that’s not showing off it only means I’m not a teenager. I have had a very interesting life so far and still love living and being me, and I really love my Canon camera. I hope you enjoy my blog as much as I enjoy creating it.
I enjoy your blog Paul. You are doing what makes you happy; and by doing so you help us to live our dreams and be aware that we will be OK, if only we follow our heart.
Your blog and all your sites are incredibly inspiring.
you, like your art and your writing, are beautiful. i am honored to have met you, humbled to know you, and happy to explore and enjoy the wonder you weave.
hi hello there..
i added your blog to my blogroll..
nice to know you
I’VE had a crush on your soul for a long time but it wasn’t until now that my mind wanted more.
Accolades indeed but quite literal I assure you.
We love your photo and would like to use it as a slide in our Easter musical. May we have your permission to use it that way on April 1st for our 10:30 Sunday Service. We would also like to use it as the cover of our Sunday morning bulletin. It will represent the sunrising on Easter Sunday morning. We appreciate your reply.