Another segment in my genealogical family history video (reposted and edited for privacy) where my Scotch-Irish (Ulster-Scots) continue moving through America from the Alamo to the Civil War.

From 1300s to 1600s; these fericous men's way of life was first born out of need. They were also great poets, artists and musicians. Their descendants today have become presidents, world leaders and some   more...of the first men to walk on the moon.  less

Kierri asked, "What is it that you hear, that "gets to you?" Trains take me home; growing up we were a railroad family - the sounds of trains clacking, whistles and the distant roar feed   more...my soul. However, recently Morfeene threatened to blow up some of my beloved cities! In order to get him to reconsider, I've added a Johnny Cash tune (gosh, he just love country music! *tee hee*) to get him to leave my beloved cities alone! Morfeene, have you cried, "Uncle" yet? I have many more country tunes in my arsenal ;P  less

This is a reload of the memorial DVD (edited for internet) that I prepared for my Father. It features my last dance with him. He loved trains and only liked 2 kinds of pie, hot and cold ... ...

I'm reloading this video from my YouTube post, because it means so much to me. BillyBigUn64 had asked over there "What would I expect my legacy to be when I die?". I already thought of that   more...extensively while making a 14-movie genealogical DVD for my grandchildren, the very last video was created as a dedication to them and what I wished for them (my legacy). This movie is that dedication.  less

I thought I would share a few of my sketches from my portfolio. I'm a mostly untrained artist, except for a few classes in life drawing and some here and there portraiture. The media used in these sketches   more...are graphite, charcoal, pastels, ink and oil.  less

The first music video I ever put together; it was on VHS and converted; my children did this in ONE take! My son really get's into it :)