Adventures and Misadventures
This document was most recently revised on Friday, January
14, 2011.
Some of my personal endeavors have been more successful
than others.
|
| | I was an environmentalist long before the Earthday
fad. This true story reveals the fate of one of my early conservation
efforts. |
|
| | I was married to Elaine for about 14 years.
In general, I considered it to be a good marriage. This is the story
of how it ended. A more nearly complete account of the marriage is
included in Thanks for the Mammories: a Ma'amoir. I
intend for that document to become generally available after I'm safely
dead and well beyond the reach of any of the women who're mentioned in
it. |
|
| | This memoir tells a story of love, marriage,
and a failed church. It begins with my marriage to a good and beautiful
woman, my second wife Linda. It reveals the abominable behavior of
her so-called Christian so-called friends. It chronicles my search
for her, such as it was, after she was driven away from me. |
|
| | This is the story of how a woman used a covert
pregnancy and the resulting child as bait and the county government as
a weapon to deprive me of my home and of my means to make a living and
support myself. |
|
| | This essay is very long, more than 82,000 words.
It tells the story of my work history, with many tangents and digressions
along the way. |
|
| | While I worked at the Nuclear Energy Division
of the General Electric Company, I discovered more procedural deficiencies
and violations than you'd think were possible for one company. My
efforts to address those deficiencies and violations caused my employment
to be terminated due to lack of work at a time when the company lacked
the manpower to meet the existing workload. A discussion of many
of the other problems that I encountered at GE is included in Outward
Bound, which is available earlier in this directory. |
|
