Recently, I have been largely silent on social media, but not idle. For many weeks I have been designing and implementing a new website. This is the third time that I have undertaken this foreign task. My first effort, over 15 years ago, was little better than a few pages of “stick figures”. My second served me well for the last 10 years, but it was time to make a change that more accurately reflects the shift in our focus, post retirement. This new site will be my venue and “voice” both on and off the road, while Facebook will remain my primary outlet for displaying pictures to my FB friends.

The site is not yet in perfect harmony with my expectations, however it is better than 90% the way there. I have purchased a “real camera” that I hope to make extensive use of. I have not yet worked on posting images with my “Thoughts” site, but there will be time to work out those bugs so that a few select images may occasionally appear with my “Thoughts”.

Your encouragements have provided me with the motivation to dedicate hundreds (literally!) of hours into working on this. I hope that it serves Christine and me, and thus all of you as well. I invite you to use the tool that I have included on the site to sign up for email notices of future posts.

-Peace! Pete

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    • Diane, there is kind of a story that responds to your question. I was a pretty unmotivated student, allowing basic ability to disguise itself as effort. On top of this I am seriously spelling challenged. One English teacher (who shall go unnamed) encouraged me to forego college in favor of the trades. Evelyn Evans encouraged me with overt praise for my writing, if not my ambition. Her words mattered.

  1. Cheryl Phillips Pound says:

    I think that….ambition vs limitations and how far you have come would make a great topic to write about. You are a gifted thinker and writer.

  2. Joyce M Fitzpatrick says:

    Happy day after St Patrick’s Day Pete! Guess I’m getting in on ground zero 🙂
    Friend Jane Carey has connected me with your website and as a transformational mediator and a cyclist I was quite interested in your last posting. A lesson well-learned…but you would never find me cycling on a road like that without a clear view ahead for myself and a clear view behind for motorist seeing me ahead.( :
    I’m looking forward to more of your postings and also to Janes move to Sarasota here in Florida to be my neighbor, Joyce Fitzpatrick

    • Hi Joyce, and “welcome aboard”! In the 5,000 miles across the US that I rode that Summer, from NW Washington State to Key West Florida, there were many places where our lives seemed in the hands of our guardian angels. The angels came through and we all made it safely through! Thanks. Pete

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