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Born in '54 near the pastoral town of Hitchcock in southern Indiana, within earshot of the celebrated Monon railroad. Admiring my ever-drunk, bar-fighting WWII veteran uncle, I grew up as a hell-raisin', fist fightin', hard drinkin', drag racin' troublemaker. By good fortune, I came upon the teachings of Śri Chaitanya, learned the err of my ways (before any major tragedy, thankfully), culminating to an astonishing visit to the land of Vraja in India. I am now a reclusive, nature-lovin', bird feedin' retired widower, barely living only off of Social Security near the ghost town of Tremont and the sylvan town of Furnessville in northwest Indiana, within earshot of the historic South Shore Line railway. My final goal now is to try my best to outlive and take care of the stray cat and her three offspring that my beloved late wife and I rescued back in '19. They are the very last of the many, many dogs and cats that we rescued over the years. A few regrets, but even more memories.
“My psychiatrist told me I was crazy and I said I want a second opinion. He said ‘Okay, you’re ugly too!’” — Rodney Dangerfield