Google yourself

My astro reading from Rob Breszny says that it's time to Google myself, so that's what I did.

I found out that I'm the director of the Music Ministry at St. Olaf Church in Austin Minnesota, that I'm a Chicago skateboarder who won the Twin Cities StreetJam skateboard contest in 2001, that I'm an instructor in the Michigan public schools who won the 2005 Lyle Spalding Award for Leadership in Educational Technology, that I am a research professor of astronomy at UMass with an expertise in low noise wave reception with a Ph.D. from UC Berkely, that I am active in the Gainesville Community Playhouse, that I have a home in Seattle but I dream of retiring to Mexico, that I am the Assistant Secretary of State for Elections in Nebraska, that I sell my own BBQ sauce at the Yah Butz in the Woods market in Siren Wisconsin, that I race my car at the Albany-Saratoga Speedway, that I've done design work for the Colorado Rockies Baseball Club, that I am a spokesman for the Wrinch Memorial Foundation in Hazelton British Columbia, that I am a sergeant in the US Air Force, that I sold the family business Sacramento Aggregates for over $10 million, that I earned an advanced degree in robotics from the University of Kentucky, and that I am the editor and publisher of Adam's Blog (that last one took a little digging to find).

I'd say that's a fairly accurate description. Rob also suggests that I buy myself some gifts, and spend some time gazing into the mirror and making love to myself.



Well, it is my birthday soon . . .