Chris is looking for work; part-time remote.

And BTW he's sold everything in the past: Rainbow Vacuums (have one), cable TV, hardware, camping equipment and clothing at Marin Surplus (my favorite job), Chevy, Ford, Pontiac, Subaru and Used, remote communications and IP, websites, advertising, backup and other online services for Sonic.net and BitScuptor etc. etc., and much if not most of it over the phone.

But since the balooning of my homeowners insurance, I have to go back to work at least part-time, so I'm looking for a firm and/or individual who will realize I'm in my best shape, ever, and can promise two years at least, and mentoring a replacement, too.

It'd be nice to work for someone I've already worked for, or someone I already know from my past varied careers.

Take a(nother?) chance on me; I won't let you down.

I can do just about anything, as good as ever and I'm extremely loyal to anyone who's ever paid me for a days work--call if you need anything, leave a message and I'll call you right back.

And I can eliminate an onerous homeowners insurance bill that I see easily equaling or exceeding my current house payment in the near future with the growing, expected (AND PREDICTED) climate disasters.

Social Security Retirement (which I earned) just isn't cutting it anymore, and they're trying to get rid of that, too.

If I pay off my house and prepay my insurance in a year or two I can cruise for the few it appears we may still have left before our current leaders (or AI) destroy the world, in the pursuit of treasure way beyond what they will ever need.

Although if you're sure it's the end of the world, Christ said "You can not know," so there's that too--I'm predicting a slow descent into madness and loss of most utilities and services in the next 15 or so, if there isn't a world war, or AI doesn't take over, first.

And about them getting and not giving back, there's Mathew 19:24:

"And again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God."

Oh yeah, there's a short, new essay: "The Age of Me," in "What's New" along with a lot more samples of my authored-in-the-past tech documents in Writing/Non-Fiction, if you're looking for an attention-to-detail part-time tech writer.

Enjoy!