[From Latin ambiguus, uncertain, from ambigere, to go about : amb-, ambi-, around; see ambi- + agere, to drive.]

What can I say, I'm a crooner. I'm also a photographer, a teacher, a student, and whatever else it takes to find as many interpretations as I can.

My search began in Regina, Saskatchewan, the product of two amazing parents and a younger brother. Flat. Loved it. Early life was great, but the dream began at the University of Regina, where I learned how to waste time, drink beer, have fun, throw together events at the drop of a hat, and a little engineering. I also began to discover just what existed beyond my own borders. A couple of work terms preceded a shift in attitudes and location to Ottawa, Ontario, where I fell in love with the Royal Canadian Mint and briefly attended Algonquin College, among other things. However, it was not to be. Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of irony. I was offered a chance at two diverging courses of life one day - a chance to follow the line or carve my own - and I made my choice. I find myself now teaching English in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, absorbing content and culture, trying to capture it all before I'm gone like a storm in the night. Very soon, everything will change, including continents, but I'll still be here.

I fear stagnation, uselessness, and ignorance. I am the embodiment of optimism, and I always do it for the experience.

I started at diaryland in 2000, became a livejournal kiddie for a while, and have settled down for a while. My memory is a sieve, I write and photograph to remember, to capture what would otherwise be lost. I do it for both of us. Enjoy.

Where did the time go?

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