Fluid Flow

Fluid Flow is my weblog that is about to turn 6. I am not much of a weblog writer, but I have managed to keep this going for a while now. Last year I moved the weblog from its Radio Userland underpinnings to WordPress. The primary reason for this was to move the weblog to my server and learn a bit of php and mySQL. I am still working on making it a bit more attractive.

About Me:

I am a geologist, web-consultant, neighborhood activist, photographer, editor, and all-around good guy. I have lived in the bay area for over 40 years, making me one of the oldest non-native Californians in the state.

I don’t like people (well, they are ok in small doses, but they tend to foul things up when concentrated). As a result, I generally run with smaller crowds and away from big ones. You can find me at minor league baseball stadiums. I don’t go to malls (not counting the 5 minutes in REI last year). Rush hour scares me. You get the idea.

Apparently, I like cats or maybe they just like me. We tend to agree on things (raw tuna is good, fish oil injected down your throat is bad). I am currently living with six of them. I have a similar relationship with dogs and most other critters (ignoring, of course, most internal and external parasites and squirrels).

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