Jenal
Gender:
Female
Location:
Mpls via Juneau
Orientation:
Straight
Children:
Proud Parent
# of Kids:
2
Body Type:
Average
Religion:
Other
Ethnicity:
White / Caucasian
About Me:
I grew up in MN. I relocated to Alaska in 2000; arrived in Juneau and moved into a triplex on Douglas Island. It was the best decision I'd ever made in my life. Health issues brought me back to the lower 48.
My father recently passed away on Boxing Day and he has joined my mother who crossed over 10 years ago. I suspect they'll get that Alaskan cruise and trip to Italy out of the way now that there's no travel restrictions with health or family involved. My siblings and I were really never close so it's likely that each family will go their separate ways now.
I hold a BA in Studio Art with a Minor in English Communication. I am adopted Lakota; an herbalist and used to be a media consultant for a local television station in Juneau.
A viral infection in my left ventricle has left me disabled.
I moderate several herbal forums; Admin at http://www.psifly.com/cr2/ and have continued to make good use of my aging HP215 Digital Camera. My camera will probably out live my computer.
Other news- we are expecting the first grand daughter from my married daughter in June.
Music:
Eclectic tastes.
Movies:
Once; Last of the Dog Men; LotR...
TV:
rarely.
Books:
Have you heard of www.goodreads.com ? I'm still entering my library.
Likes:
there is so not enough space to enter every thing I like....
Dislikes:
questionnaires. 
Hobbies:
Photography. Art. Reading. Writing. Editing, proof-reading and logo design.
Vices:
I will eat your chocolate if you don't put it away.
Virtues:
Now, that's a set up question to get one knocked down...
Heroes:
Who needs a hero when you're true to yourself?
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Hi Jenal,
WaydeI'm glad you liked the aerial photos. It is a whole different perspective up there and a great way to get a feel for Alaska's incredible scale and beauty.
As far as your bear photo, it's hard to say without seeing it but looking at the light in a photo usually decides weather or not to take it. If the bear is in deep shade it may be very hard to bring any contrast to him. Some photos, like that, are worth taking not as art but to remember what an awesome thing you witnessed!
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