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  • Friends and Family

    Friends and family naturally. Read more

  • Horse Power

    Horse Power

    My early years were spent in the company of horses, and I came to admire their many virtues. Power, grace, beauty, and in most cases a disposition that is both gentle and noble. I have immense respect for the equine family. To me they embody many of our most sought after traits. Live Free, Be… Read more

  • Best of Both Worlds

    Best of Both Worlds

    Very hard choice. Let me tell you about paradise. Paradise is a zone more than a place. At least this is true if we are talking about climate. Falling back on my geography education, I can tell you that the zone is classified as “Subtropical Highland Climate” or Cwb according to the Koppen Climate Classification… Read more

  • Bachelors Choice

    Bachelors Choice

    As a bachelor with a penchant for health, my favorite three meals are probably not going to excite or interest anyone. Instead, lets try a what if. What if I had a family? Well, that would mean a wife and kid(s). Taking that into account, and sprinkling in a nice mix of international flavor, lets… Read more

  • Prophet

    Prophet

    There are not very many historical figures I would want to meet. Its just not something that I obsess over. I can appreciate the hard work and ingenuity of those who have come before us, but I struggle to come up with even a single question to ask. Out of simple utility I guess my… Read more

  • Cogito, Ergo Sum.

    Cogito, Ergo Sum.

    I do trust my instincts. I also do not like to rely upon them. As someone who travels to dangerous and foreign parts of the world, I often find myself relying heavily upon instinct. This is true in the wild or anyplace where there is a poverty of reliable information. Consider being in a foreign… Read more