Upon graduation, I moved to Troy, New York (home of Uncle Sam) for a stint at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, a bastion of higher learning. While living in Troy, and its vicinity, I was involved in a few bands; namely, Dr. Jah and the Love Prophets, and The Free Thinkers. Haven't heard of either of them? Check out my Music page for some free samples.

Finding out the hard way that being a professional musician is difficult to afford, I took several jobs to help manage. First was Aquiline Notebooks. They're out of business. Next was SCRYE Magazine. They're out of business. After that, DynaBil Industries. They're an aerospace supplier, specializing in titanium forming. They're in business, and doing quite well. But, a strange combination of wanderlust and homesickness took hold and I came back to Massachusetts, where I accepted a position as Systems Engineer with Priority Call, a division of a few much larger companies. At Priority Call, I hold responsibility for implementing our telephony enhanced services system. It's cool, and I get to travel.

My first stop on my return to Massachusetts was in Brighton, where I lived with three other guys that I met while in Troy. You may remember our collaborative website, The Spesh, where we chronicled our debaucherous events with pictures, words, and song. But as with all other good things, it too came to an end in September 2001. And I returned to my roots, and am again living in Andover, Massachusetts. Weird, huh? Mu previous website, hosted by the genteel folk at Wizvax Communications, seems to have died. So anything written there is no longer to be believed and/or trusted. This is the gospel as I see it, and as such will be the resting place for my future endeavors. At least until my name changes, or the internet is regulated to obscurity. Enjoy yourself. And read on.