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Our home is in North America in the State of Indiana.
Our community is named Morningside, which is located on the north-east edge of a larger city named Muncie.
Muncie, Indiana is located approximatly fourty-five air miles north-east from the Indiana State Capital of Indianapolis.
If you have no idea where Indiana is at you may remember seeing the large lakes positioned along the border between America and Canada (The Great Lakes), well the downward pointing lake (Lake Michigan), which looks somewhat like an extended downward pointing finger, is pointing southward toward where we live at.
Our son Roy is attending Indiana University, having finished his fourth year of Muncie Central High School Foot Ball - a Nose Tackle. Roy played a Trumpet in the school Band, collects / trades sports cards, explores underground caves, and also loves his Basketball.
Our daughter Kimberly is in High School where she enjoys Theater / Drama classes and school Plays, has an orange tiger striped cat named "Wazy", raises rabbits for show, is a several year member of 4-H and is a Vegetarian.
My wife is a dedicated High School Teacher, communting to another community 90 miles daily where she teaches Substance Abuse, Health & Saftey...., although she is also licenced to teach Computers, Physical Education, and Driver Education.
She is also a certified Red Cross Instructor, and State of Indiana Defensive Driving Instructor.
Joan has a Masters Degree from Ball State University.
In 1980 I initiated an extensive crime prevention project and since then I have served as Crime Watch Coordinator operating a two Neighborhood Crime Watch here in an area roughly one square mile in size containing 542 homes in 34 blocks with a total population of some 2,000 persons, so if you have serious questions about Neighborhood Crime Watch I'll try to answer and if you any new materials I'd certainly welcome any input.
My several year genealogy quest has secured me data on some 2,000 family members, as well as another major project devoted to a history extention of my childhood neighborhood.
State-of-the-art technology has also been of keen interest, so this WWW / Internet accessability is indeed an enjoyable adventure which provides a unique opportunity while saving countless hours of research providing such vast resources it would take lifetimes to secure by any other means available to a devoted "WWW surfer".
Please feel free to launch off into any of the excellant page strings listed below for worthy technology adventures to 'take the time' to explore and digest.
One noteworthy archaeology related item of specific interest to me is ancient site alignment mapping aspects utalized by ancient Native American peoples in this region. The importance of such documentation I feel could be effectively applied to support historical recognition of formerly unrecognized grand scale engeneering accomplishments of ancient Native American populations millenniums before Columbus. We all need an enjoyable hobby and indeed this research, re-discovery and developement of these site location formulas have been one of my most enjoyable hobbies.
Having enlisted and proudly served our Great Nation upon its call to duty during the Vietnam War -- for three consecutive year tours of duty supporting our warfare roles in South East Asia, from my four year hitch -- I include the following links to Vietnam War related pages for my 'brother Vets' who made it back, those lost along the way and in recognition of those prisoners of war (POW) who were left behind abandoned, all but forgotten today by their nation except by family and fellow Vets.
Fellow handicap people or those with 'cabin feaver' will hopefully find enjoyable escape to far away places where you can look through the lens of live cameras positioned all around the globe operating and available for your visit day and night,.... visit some far away city, read the latest newspapers or magazines, visit cool sites, join live forums, and more.....
