...where the mild mannered retired Military Chaplain and the book-loving former Chemistry Teacher share a few parts of their continuing adventure of life. It's not always exciting, but it is quite worth the personal effort and sacrifice.
Since our marriage in 1972, we have lived in ten states and one U.S. territory. We've moved over 20 times, from a few blocks to around the world. It has been a privilege to explore the riches of our great nation and of other cultures of the world. Together we have experienced the four corners of the United States along with bits of life in Bali, Canada, Denmark, England, Greenland, Guam, Korea, Mexico, Okinawa, and Saudi Arabia. And now we live in our 40' motorhome, traveling around the country.
Click this photo to learn about our home-on-wheels and our full-time RVing experiences...
...or click this one to check out some neat recumbent bicycles!!
Explore some of the following pages to learn more about what is important to us as we continue the adventure of life together.
I used to use Mindspring (absorbed by Earthlink) for both email & web host. Email worked great as long as I did NOT use their software, but when my web page had access problems ("locked" because "it was too popular"), I found their customer service (whether via live chat, email or telephone) was impossible to work with. My website remained inaccessible in spite of many, many promises to fix it "in a few days." Even after they gave me a "priority customer support" 800 # and pin, I had to start over from square one with EVERY contact, they repeatedly failed to return calls as promised, and they totally failed in all efforts to fix my problem. I transfered my page to a new host after over two months of no action, and when the account finally was terminated (getting it terminated wasn't easy either -- I think I had to talk to nearly everyone in the company!!), my web page had been down for 4 full months and still was not fixed!!
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My new web host, providing a much higher level of service for much less money, is Dreamstation. You can check them out at www.dreamstation.com
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-- * Est. December 1997 * last revised Jul 20, 2010 * --
