Who I am
I am a retired telecommunications software engineer
living in a motor home in El Golfo de Santa Clara, Sonora,
Mexico.
I stay where
it is dry and warm. The lights of my life are my dear daughter,
Megan, and my landlady, Marisol. Mostly I like to walk into town or on the beach meeting
people who enjoy the same life style.
Professionally, until retirement, I designed and
implemented embedded telecommunication systems. Currently, I
enjoy using Delphi and writing graphical Windows applications on my
personal
computer. My
professional life was primarily in Silicon Valley and Phoenix.
But then I also worked in Boca Raton, Dallas, Detroit, South Bend, Madison (WI),
and
Bloomington (IL).
Web Page?
I maintain this home page for my personal ego and to
let
my family and friends know what I am doing and thinking.
I am slowly writing a biography (this web page) for my
daughters since I lost most of their pictures in the RV theft (Disaster).
I am an aspiring writer and not related to the other Chuck
Kelly's who are already published or are more visible at some
university. For the privacy concerns of others, I have needed to
move some of the biographical information to protected
directories. I apologize if this has inconvenienced you.
The RV
Living section is created for newcomers to the RV lifestyle.
I am
trying to make this comprehensive so please email me with your
additions or corrections.
The RV Life Style
Tens of thousands enjoy this life style but we are
almost
invisible. You see our dinosaurs prowling the highways and occasionally
working their way through a city.
Where have I been? Before becoming
mobile I lived in 20 different places
and can relate to almost anywhere in the USA. After becoming
mobile, the visited places include everywhere except the northeast.
I spend too much time at
the keyboard or talking with my friends.
El Golfo de Santa Clara (31°41'N 114°29'W)
El Golfo is a small fishing village about 100 miles
south of Yuma, Arizona located on the beach of the Sea of Cortez.
The fish and shrimp have moved out so the fishermen have either left,
hope the fish and shrimp will return, or have converted to the tourism industry.
There is a rapidly growing number of motels and restaurants.
There are
small RV parks in the middle of town and some tent camping sites further
south. The El Golfo CRA Park
is at the very south end of town on the main street (you must be
a CRA member).
All in all, the town is changing so rapidly that anything I
say will be obsolete by the time you read this.
In Case You Want to Know
I live full-time in the RV. From 1994 to 2000 I
lived in an apartment in San Jose while working at Siemens
(ROLM). I have
been divorced since early 1982. My 2 daughters grew up with me
until they left for college, then I grew up by myself.
An interesting Perspective
from my
friend, Tino.
Health Rule #1:
If you have diabetes,
walk two miles before breakfast every day.
If you want diabetes, do not walk two miles before breakfast every day.
Web Page Content Caveat: Don't Blame Me! Written: 2003 Updated: September 16, 2008 Top
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