Rick Chandler

Then, Now, and Somewhere Rick Chandler

Born in the late 1950's, I witnessed technology as it began to explode and overtake everyday life. Though not 100% a fan of today's technology, I still prefer paper and pencil, I agree technology has its place in society, a very small place. However as time drifts by, technology continues to assist us in becoming introverted. Those who lived a hundred and fifty years ago, understood that day to day life was a matter of survival, not an inconvenience. Enjoy some laughter and ponder in disbelief at how naïve people can be, as their common sense is challenged thru humorous pranks. Look inside the memories of how the end of life begins and the musing affects it has on those, who are left lingering in life's corridors. Included are some insightful observations of a career that has spanned over four decades. I have enjoyed this maiden voyage that is shared between the covers. There are some personal memories that have been brought from the past, along with views of what the future may hold. I hope there are stories that will connect with you, including those that return you to places you have been and take you to places that you may have yet to experience.