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Some information about myself

  • I am retired from Chrysler Corporation. When I retired I was a Math Analys t in the CAD/CAM development computer department.
  • What I am doing now.

    During the early spring I get my small garden turned and planted.
    Check out some fruits of my garden labor. Recipe included. Link Here

    During the summer and fall I am working on my Special Project.
    During the winter months I do small Fortran programming jobs.

    GOLD COLORED ID BRACELET SAYING THOUGHTS

    A man could retire nicely in his old age
    if he could dispose of his experience
    for what it cost him.

    ( Addendum - I certainly wouldn't want to buy them back at todays prices! )

    HOURGLASS

    Everyday's an hourglass;
    Time is sifting down.
    Everyday the hours pass;
    Fewer come around.

    Just the moment life can grow,
    The hourglass begins.
    Suddenly before we know,
    The hourglass can end.

    If only we could count the grains
    Of time within our glass,
    A destiny of joy and pain,
    Life pouring slow or fast.

    Life is just an hourglass,
    Time growing new and old.
    Suddenly the hours pass
    When life shall pour no more.

    Tony Collins
    Aurora, Colorado
    ( From Mother Bird Poetry - Anthology # 1 )

    Frank Tomjack

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