Jim Spencer:  

Life Hi everyone! Glad you stopped by. My life has been pretty interesting. I got married at 21. Nice girl. Lasted 6 years. Her mother convinced her I was a bum and she left me. We created 2 wonderful children. David, now 29 and Kimi, now 24. Their mother is not doing fine, she’s doing time. (And her MOM thought "I" was a bum. Jokes on her). My life moved on beautifully. 5 years later I met my wonderful wife. Got married in 1992 and have an 15 year old daughter. Check out her picture. Beth won't let me take her picture or I would post one as well. Katrina, I snuck up on. We were married 17 years in April of 2009. She moved out April 23 to never return. I had a great marriage, evidently she thought otherwise. (WOW!) Single now and have moved on. Found a nice girl now and am finding things out about myself that I never knew. Updates to come. College Are you kidding? Me? College? I did not like the two years I spent there and it did not like me. Workplace I started liking computers in high school when I took a computer class. It was in the temporary classroom outside the back door of the school, the same room as the art class. I got my first job in computers while in school at Computer Research Corporation. They were conveniently located on the other side of Ralston across the street from the school. That was a really fun job.. (Tried to date the bosses daughter, wouldn't go out with me. let alone even talk to me.) After high school, I worked at Diners Club in Englewood, then the First National Bank of Denver. Started out as a tape librarian in Mainframe data processing, and worked my way up to supervisor. (I hated being supervisor! I fired myself after 6 months). Changed jobs to production control and scheduling (Loved it) When they were bought out by First Interstate Banks, I was laid off. Unemployment lasted 4 days. I took a job in Omaha for the same pay but with a lower cost of living. (I bought a house for less than I was paying for rent in Denver.) That lasted 2 years until I told the boss what he could do with his job. (Take my advice, the boss is always right, Even when he is wrong! Document everything to CYA!) This time I was unemployed for 18 months. No job means no house, no car and eventually no wife. I had to move back to mom and dads in Springfield, Missouri till I could get back on my feet. Amazing how moving back home is so motivational. Not at all like when I was 18! I finally got a job in Kansas City at Boatmen’s First Nation...Expand for more