Just about anything. Not big on country or opera, and I can take only a little dose of dance musicm but otherwise, you name it, I'll listen.

Yes? I have a nice big DVD collection with all kinds of weird and wonderful (and some stinkers).

Yes? Okay, fine, a little more detail. Closest to my heart will always be Science Fiction, followed closely by Fantasy. With the ghostly obsession I have now read enough ghost hunting books that I lost track of the number. Some mystery and detective novels.

Ghost Hunting, Writing, programming, reading

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Paraphased off my bio on my site at Ghost-Fu.com:



Well, I'm a computer techie. Nuff Said? No? Fine...



Anyway, I thought about investigating ghosts back in high school, but talked myself out of it then: "who would believe a junior in high school just wanted to camp out in a retail store or bank or auditorium for the night with a huge video camera to just 'catch a ghost.'"



So I kind of dropped it. Always intrigued, but not enough to pursue.



In the past few years my level of interest in ghosts went from intrigued to a near obsession and slowly has built into something that I cannot ignore.



So got together with some friends started talking about it and formed the group Ghost-Fu.



So why Ghost-Fu? The term Kung fu, or gongfu simply means having expertise in a skill. It has since been mostly applied to martial arts, but you could have kung fu in cooking or coding or anything. So...



Ghost-Fu means expertise in ghosts. Okay, yes we made that up, but it sounds good, yeah?



This does not mean we're saying we're experts, but we are on the path. As my T'ai Chi Teacher said, "Never a master, always mastering."



-Scott

"Believers" By this, let me give you a quote:



No beliefs are true. They're beliefs.



A belief system is something you have faith in regardless of the evidence. That's why all belief systems are equally valid. They're equally invalid. Therefore they're all deserving of equal respect. Little or none. Which is why simple human courtesy outweighs the value of any belief system.



Even if a belief system is accurate to the way the universe works, it's still a belief system. That's its trap.



-David Gerrold, Zen and the Art of Whatever, © copyright 1997

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