Jack Jones:  

I live in Gilbert, Az (a suburb of Phoenix). I left the Sierras for southern California in the late 80's and then left San Diego for Phoenix in the late 90's and have been here ever since... I have 5 kids if you count my 12 year old stepdaughter Skylar who's actually alot like me so we fight alot... I'm realizing that trying to prevent her from making some of the mistakes that I made is alot like putting a milk bucket under a bull, futile... My oldest son Chris is 30, my middle son Colin is 25, my youngest son Casey just turned in March and my only natural daughter Calla is 7. My oldest son made me a grandfather 4 months after my only daughter was born. His name is Christopher Michael Jones Jr. and now he has a little brother named Sanden, my second grandson. I'm in heavy civil construction which I guess I've sort of been in my entire life thanks to growing up in a family business started by my grandfather and still run by my uncle and cousins. As some of you are aware I've had episodes where I've done other things ranging from setting chokers in the logging woods for several years to being an animal packer and trail worker for Nat'l Park Service for several years as well, but have always gravitated back to the original theme that involves tractors rather than horses and mules. Isn't evolution just wonderful... (I'm kidding...) I've been married twice and divorced twice. My first wife was a Paiute indian girl from the Sierra Nevadas named Lisa Ann and my second wife was a hairdresser from Southern California named Linda Fay. I guess I'm into variety and disfunction in combination with romance and passion, who really knows, I sure as hell don't... My first relationship involving marriage lasted almost 20 years and my second only about 7 so I guess I lost my touch there for a bit... My first 2 children are from my first relationship and my second 2 are from the relationshipt that I am currently in. No baby hairdressers I guess... While I'm not married at the moment and don't think I want to do that again, I guess ironically, I might as well be. We've b...Expand for more