Well, I’m falling into a rut they call a career. As of late, I accepted a much anticipated job working for Bundu bashers. They give tours all over the Southwest, to many National Parks, and I really look forward to giving this company by best effort, for the last part of the season… The job goes until the mid part of November or whenever the tours die down. More and more, I feel comfortable working as a tour guide, and educating people about the Southwest and its history. The real reward from this type of work is all the wonderful people that I get to meet, who are coming from all over to see and experience a beauty that has been my back yard and stomping ground, my whole life! It was amazing and fulfilling to work as a wilderness guide in Grand Canyon. The Creator has truly blessed my life!
Tonight, I just got back from the family ranch where I was cutting Alabaster stone, and down-sizing it for our ndn customers. The stone was excellent, it almost rang like a church bell! That is the sign of good carving Alabaster. I’ve been thinking hard about sculpting more stone, as this is a resource, available at my finger tips. Are there any beautiful female stone carvers out there, that would be interested in a guy like me!?
Anyways, I’m really trying to frequent my blog more often and post. I even changed the layout! There’s little things that are driving me through the wall though, about the design. It’ll take time to iron it out to my liking. Rome was not built in a day.
I love life, I really do!!!
Congratulations on your job and enjoy Toroweap–hope nobody sleep walks–I’ve stayed there once and prayed before sleep that I wouldn’t have to get up at night because I didn’t want to take a wrong turn!
Hey Sage… Maybe one of these days, we’ll cross paths somewhere out there? You and I have something in common. Toroweap is on of the most beautiful places in the canyon.
Hi Nat. We really enjoyed the Bundu Bashers tour with you. Especially enjoyed all the information you had. It is not possible to appreciate the country until you see it in person. It is going to take me a while to work my way through all your sites and postings.
I mentioned Jerry Potts, check him out on line, I think you would have liked him.