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"Bubbling up in our own good time-- online."
| Jim Miller |
Biography:
I was born and raised in Southern California. My wife Glenda and I were married in San
Angelo, Texas in 1970, while I was training with the Air Force. After serving as a Vietnamese
linguist overseas, Glenda and I moved to Bend, Oregon in 1973. I completed my English BA
degree in 2005, and have taught for 17 years. I am currently a tour guide for school kids
traveling to Washington, DC. I love to be with kids and see them capture and appreciate new
insights and observations. The highlight of my life has been to stand at the Lincoln Memorial,
look back at the Washington Monument and the Capitol, pinch myself and say, “Wow, I get to
do this everyday!” (Spring 2009)
Website address: none available
Contact:
Index of Groundwaters contributions:
Volume 5 Issue 3 - “Yesteryear's Memories” (fiction)
Volume 5 Issue 4 - "Just Another Day" and "Safe Passage" (poetry); "Pollination," "Nature's
Song" and "Flash Event" (haikus); "Imagination; The Powerhouse of Words" (essay)
Volume 6 Issue 1 - "Life is Not Done" (poetry) "The Plains" (haiku)
Volume 6 Issue 3 - "The Grist Mill" (poetry)
Volume 6 Issue 4 - "Castles in the Sky" (poetry)
I was born and raised in Southern California. My wife Glenda and I were married in San
Angelo, Texas in 1970, while I was training with the Air Force. After serving as a Vietnamese
linguist overseas, Glenda and I moved to Bend, Oregon in 1973. I completed my English BA
degree in 2005, and have taught for 17 years. I am currently a tour guide for school kids
traveling to Washington, DC. I love to be with kids and see them capture and appreciate new
insights and observations. The highlight of my life has been to stand at the Lincoln Memorial,
look back at the Washington Monument and the Capitol, pinch myself and say, “Wow, I get to
do this everyday!” (Spring 2009)
Website address: none available
Contact:
Index of Groundwaters contributions:
Volume 5 Issue 3 - “Yesteryear's Memories” (fiction)
Volume 5 Issue 4 - "Just Another Day" and "Safe Passage" (poetry); "Pollination," "Nature's
Song" and "Flash Event" (haikus); "Imagination; The Powerhouse of Words" (essay)
Volume 6 Issue 1 - "Life is Not Done" (poetry) "The Plains" (haiku)
Volume 6 Issue 3 - "The Grist Mill" (poetry)
Volume 6 Issue 4 - "Castles in the Sky" (poetry)
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