Anthony Eller:  

Life Welcome to my profile and thanks for stopping by! :) When I think back to highschool days, it's fun for me to think of the many ways I have changed since then. I guess it comes with age, right? In highschool, I had the mentality of doing only so much as to get by successfully. That has definitely changed and now I feel that if my name is on the project, it has to be done to the best of my ability. Along those lines, I worked as a concrete finisher for our family companyfor twelve years. However, I hve now relocated to Portland, Oregon where I work in historical research. After a long time spent searching, I have finally found my passion in life - Architectural History. I hope to teach on the college level, research, and publish. I am currently engaged in a research project of my own for a book regarding the "lost buildings of IU-Bloomington." While it covers the old buildings, years built and lost, and their uses, my main focus is the specific architecture and it's influences from the culture/society at the time as well as the architects that designed the buildings. While this can be termed "work," it is also something I love working on and spend hours engaged in. Other types of fun in my life now include reading (with historical fiction, horror, and gay fiction being my favorites), traveling at least five times a year, being with my friends, and photography. Also a big change from highschool has been that I have finally confronted my homosexuality and I am now absolutely ok with it. I do often date, but I haven't found that special person to be my partner yet. However, the search still continues. I enjoy living alone very much, but I think it is against human nature to spend our lives alone. Lord knows, it would be nice to have someone to come home to other than my two cats Josephine and Nefertiti :) Oh, and before anyone asks, yes, I was gay in highschool. I actually had those feelings begi...Expand for more