From the Oregon Coast
Cape Arago
"Learn your theories as well as you can, but put them aside
when you touch the miracle of a living soul."
~Carl Jung
To my website!
Silver
Point SunsetLinks to Original Works:
La abra (The Cove)
I am From
Of Greenhorns and
Plywood Sails
What I Learned in College
Just for fun, (or for food for thought), visit the Gallery and Soap Box.
My Family
Sean, Kristina, Me, Ian, Melanie
May 19, 2007
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Kodiak
Sir Galahad 
In Loving Memory of Tristan:
Birthday gift from my mom, fun and challenging companion from whom I carry a permanent scar on my thumb, faithful companion and wife of Galahad who misses her terribly, loving mother of many little Nandays, and loyal family member for 25+ years. Passed away on Thursday, August 14, 2008, at 26 years of age.
You are greatly missed!
This site was a project for a graduate course on using technology in the classroom to enhance learning, and it links to several projects I did for my classes. It originally served a dual purpose: assignment for a class, and repository for assignments that my professors could access and view online. Additionally, friends and family can use it to keep up with me, and potential employers can check out some examples of tech work I've done, such as a webquest and a podcast.
I hope you enjoy your visit. Stop by again!
During the summer I work as a Rocky Shore Interpreter at Haystack Rock in Cannon Beach. We are on the beach every summer day at low tide to educate visitors about the rock, the sea birds, and the intertidal (tidepool) life. Check out our website at:
Credits
Site created with Nvu
Special thanks to WilsonInfo for use of free gifs
and to Free Counters for use of...you guessed it!
All photos, with the exception of the graduation photo, are original.
(Photos may be borrowed for not-for-profit educational purposes only.)
Last updated November 15, 2008
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I live in Gearhart, a small town of 1000 residents on the north Oregon coast. I am often asked how I stand all the rain. Do these photos answer that question?
Gearhart Beach Sunset
Columbia River at Astoria
Haystack Rock & Tillamook Head