- Shout the tagger's blog
- Write 5 interesting facts about yourself
- Tag six more blogs
Now to come up with five facts about myself. You'll have to decide if they're interesting.
- As anyone who reads this blog knows, I've met my wife 50 years ago and have been married to her for 44 years.
- I'm a Linux junkie and have been running openSUSE Linux almost exclusively on my 5 home systems since 2000. I keep Windows on a partition on one laptop in order to do my taxes each year.
- If you're familiar with the Grateful We're Not Dead blog here's another tidbit. After I finished playing in the Mississippi River Boys in 1985, I put my guitars away and didn't pick them up for another 13 years. In May, 1998 I started attending a monthly Music Night held at the home of Gord Breedyk and Evelyn Voigt. This was a sing-along event and I played guitar to accompany the singers. Common interests with Gord Breedyk and Bruce Penniston discovered at Music Night led to the formation of Grateful We're Not Dead.
- I started Carleton University in 1962, dropped out in 1964 and didn't complete my BSc in Chemistry until 1976.
- In July 1988 I took a contract in Kingston, Jamaica for 3 weeks to teach basic computer skills to Civil Engineers. I fell in love with the country and the people and from 1989 until 2001 my wife and I used to spend 3 to 4 weeks in Kingston, Jamaica each year on holiday.
- rudy10 Copingwithdisability.com
- RenegadeScribe Renegade Sanctuary
- th13rteen WebRampage!
- spotrick Letters from Adelaide
- rah LRKane.com
- randomnicole Randomly Nicole
5 comments:
Thanks Don - a great read - don't you just love tags. I look forward to a couple of the tagees responses
Thanks for not tagging my blog since it's a professional one and this doesn't really fit!
Good list! Tis a fun way for people to get-together across multi-media platforms huh?
in other words... i'm a Blogger who plurks! lol.
Cyalayta
Mal :)
Thanks for tagging my Blog, Don. I think I may have to try what Rantz did.
Hi Don - thanks for dropping by my blog and leaving a comment. Often these types of challenges are a great way for us all to get to know each other a little better.
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