OK a little about me.
I moved to San Antonio, TX in early June 2010. I have lived here for about 76 months. We moved here from El Paso, TX where we lived from August 2005 after being medically discharged from the US Army and the New Mexico Army National Guard in Rio Rancho New Mexico. Although we lived in Albuquerque from 1988 to 2005. I served the Guard from 1989 to 2005. I first joined the Army in July 1980 and received the Army service ribbon the Army Good Conduct medal the Federal Service ribbon, 5 Army Achievement medals, 5 Army Commendation medals, the Army Expedition medal, 3 Presidential Citations the Humanitarian Service medal, the Army Leadership ribbon with 3 Oak leaf Clusters and 3 New Mexico Medals of Merit a long with a few others.

I like photography, I fancy my self as a very good photographer. I use both digital and 35 MM cameras. I will try to post some of my work from time to time.

I also like to work on and with computers. At one time I was the most senior technician for AOL until they asked me to go to India to train my replacement. I promptly sent my letter of resignation to over 5000 people in the company and there stock still has not recovered hehehe MY BAD.

After AOL I went to work at United Health Care as a customer service Rep where I worked my way in the myuhc.com department. My job was then taken over by Jamaica and India. So I applied for a supervisor position and was turned down. In 2004 while on active duty for training I broke my write wrist and was forced to resign from UHC because I could no longer type as proficient.

While waiting for my wrist to heal The New Mexico Army National Guard sent me to Fort Bliss to be medically discharged. On June 3, 2005 My medical discharge came through and the Army paid me a years worth of medical severance. Turns out I was disabled with degenerative bone disease (osteo) sleep apnea and more. All was caused by being exposed to chemicals while serving in the GULF. Meanwhile I am trying to eek out a living writing and taking pictures.

OK I will right more later


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