Holiday Greetings fellow trikers! 

I have been a Star Trek fan since the 1960s when the show first aired on television, watching it as a teenager each week! steve

You must be one of the most curious folks I know, haha ... always asking questions! But hey, that's okay because that's how we learn. My dad always said there is no such thing as a dumb question, and always encouraged me to ask. Regarding where I am: You are seeing me sitting at my computer, with a false background behind me, using software that recognizes the head and shoulders of people, and replaces everything else with another backdrop. This technology is available on programs like Goggle Meet and Zoom. The scene and ambiance is highly reminiscent of where I lived in the Colorado high country before moving to the Pacific Coast. steve

@@EZSteve Questions...Yes!, that's how I learn things. Someone always knows more or a different way of doing things. Becoming multi-deversified. I often get criticized for it, but I don't care what most people think about me or my question asking. I come away with more knowledge and insight. I thought maybe you were up at Diamond Lake resort for the Holidays. Haha.

@@The-GreenHornet Diamond Lake is a nice area, but not nearly as spectacular as Colorado's Rocky Mountains!