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All about the authors of this site on the subject of Toy Haulers
Hi,
Just who the heck is Jerry Siegel and why am I writing a web site about Toy
Haulers.
I am a heavy equipment operator with
Deschutes County in Central Oregon. My wife Denise is the Office manager
for Sound Construction, Inc. I write and take care of the technical stuff for
this site, while Denise is my copy editor. She minds the Ps and Qs, the stuff
that I'm pretty poor at. This site would not be possible without her help. Thank
You, Love!
I've been involved with computers
since the evolutionary days of the Tandy TRS-80. Don't ask. Denise and I
have used one to run a small construction business and in those days I wrote my own
BASIC code as there were no construction programs available. What little was to
be found we downloaded from private BBSs. Later as the Internet came of age we
puttered with it mostly as a hobby.
Soon we added software to make life easier around the house.
Actually it did not help, but it was more fun than messing with paper. E-mail,
online banking, and Internet shopping soon followed.
Unbeknownst to us we were rapidly become geeks. Friends
started asking for help with their computers, which we gladly did. Most of our
knowledge has come by old fashioned trial and error. But after working with many "support
techs" it is obvious that trial and error is an acceptable path to knowledge.
Our own inventory of geeky computer stuff has grown to
include five
active computers on our wireless network in Bend, Oregon. One is devoted solely to
serving a web-cam image to our personal home page. We have a computerized
weather station, that saves looking out the window to check on the weather,
sheeesh!
My interests are wide and varied. I'm a Private Pilot, and
Ultralight Flight Instructor. I've owned dirt bikes and a sports car or two.
Working with wood and epoxy, I've crafted two beautiful wood-strip watercraft; a
canoe and a kayak. Last year I built a Landsailer from scratch, man what a hoot
that turned out to be.
Our current inventory of toys also includes motorized
bicycles, a Honda Magna motorcycle, the landsailer, two ATVs and assorted
kites. This is where the Toy Hauler entered our lives. Now we can mixed and
match toys to what ever tickles our fancy for a quick getaway weekend trip.
With retirement just a few years away I began looking into
expanding our online ventures. But how could we combine our real world hobbies
with our cyberspace lives?
After considerable trekking through cyberspace I came across
the SiteSell web site. It is proving the perfect tool for creating this Toy
Hauler web site. The rest, as they say, is history.
I hope you find your visit valuable and perhaps just a little entertaining. We'd
love to hear from you. In the meantime remember:
Growing Old Is Mandatory-- Growing Up Is
Not!!
Your Hosts, Jerry and Denise
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