Ronald Deitz:  

Hi every one. Ahhhh yes, those were the good old days. Some of you might remember my grade marks were pretty dim. As I look back though I find I was on the right track in school. Never could understand why I needed to know about Tippi Canoe and Tyler too, the correct spelling of Neumonultramicroscopicsilicovolcanicconeosis, ( a disease miners get from breathing coal dust), and the definition of Eolithic. To me, a good spit ball fight was more in order. I can't count the days I spent in Detention Hall. They were the good old days though. As I look back on my 42 years since graduation I have learned the true definition of Love, unlike Webster records it: I quote in my own words that: "Love, is the kind of a feeling you get when you like something all most as much as you Motor Cycle". I guess I had more interest in the Internal Combustion Engine than school books. What have I done in my past? I cannot put dates with this since I have not kept a record of them so I will list them in times order starting from Graduation day. I worked as typwriter repair man, built and did custom painting on Motor cycles and cars and others and worked here and there as a mechanic. I was Drafted in the U.S.Army in 68' and went to Nam, came back in late 69' and went fishing for a year of rehabilitation. During that period I got married, had a baby( well, she did), joined the Carpenters Union in Albany, worked there until the recession, left the union and continued building bikes and drag cars until 1980 when I opened a corporation in the Insulation Business. During that period I also had 6 DBA's going mostly in the construction fields. At the same time I built a Fire Works Manufacturing Plant in Nassau, N.Y. where I Manufactured, Imported, Exported, Distributed and shot many of the fire works display's in the capital district in the middle 80's. I also opened as a Karaoke D.J. and won a trip to Nashville, Tn. to cut a 12 song album that I had wr...Expand for more