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Gender: Male
Location:
EL PASO
United States
EL PASO
United States
Work:
EPISD head custodian
EPISD head custodian
Hometown(s):
mesa,arizona
san francisco,california
las cruces,new mexico
mesa,arizona
san francisco,california
las cruces,new mexico
Quote:
always carry a jar of smiles to share with others.
always carry a jar of smiles to share with others.
| Game | Score |
|---|---|
 Sumatra |
34584 |
| Eggz |
10320 |
| Mahjongg Toy Chest |
7819 |
| Mahjongg: Mom Jongg |
7173 |
| Treasure Hunt |
4240 |
About Me
This fella who presently lives in a desert city on southwest Texas was born in city of gold...San Francisco, California some years back but got transported to my present locale when was but a wee lad. Presently I am head custodian and keeper of the keys at my present place of employment...I make sure that the campus stays clean and safe firstly for our kids, teachers and visitors that happen to come on the grounds.
Interests:
handmade cards, poster making, miniatures, lite cooking ( I will experiment in the kitchen); spectator of football, basketball, rugby and hockey...and whenever I get a chance I am an outdoors fella...I enjoy hiking, walking, reading and just plain have fun on my computer...My Photos (13)
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Comments (16)
BZach says:
Hello,
I also work on an educational campus, but I am the librarian. I enjoy the children and also try to keep my smile for each of them.
I see you like to create handmade cards. I have thought of getting creative in this way, but usually just help my grandaughters create something for their Mom's, cousins, etc. I have watched several shows on handmade greeting cards. Do you use the stamps, cutouts, etc. that I have seen demonstrated on TV? Is it really as easy as they make it seem?
I also work on an educational campus, but I am the librarian. I enjoy the children and also try to keep my smile for each of them.
I see you like to create handmade cards. I have thought of getting creative in this way, but usually just help my grandaughters create something for their Mom's, cousins, etc. I have watched several shows on handmade greeting cards. Do you use the stamps, cutouts, etc. that I have seen demonstrated on TV? Is it really as easy as they make it seem?
Posted: May 15, 2008 7:32AM EDT
unclelouie says:
I try them with a little bit of everything...I've even done some pop-ups and origami. Hard? not really, all you have to do is use your creativity
Posted: May 15, 2008 7:31PM EDT
strujillo says:
Hello Uncle Louie....I'm glad you carry that jar of smiles and share with others especially with those kids on the campus. I also worked with children in Denver, CO. for many years. I always had a smile to give to them. Sometimes that is all they need to make their day. Kids are very precious and a blessing. My dad was also a head custodian in the schools. Now I work at a campus which holds 3 universities and still carrying that jar of smiles. Thanks for your quote. Stella
Posted: May 13, 2008 12:32PM EDT
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