I would like you to know that back in 2002 or 2003 when I originally set this page up, I tried using a nice FrontPage template with those cute little circles you can click on to select yes or no, and fancy "reset" and "submit" buttons. But I could not get them to work. No matter how I tried to fix it, each time you clicked on one circle, it erased all the other ones. You could answer one question, but that was all. I usually regard such situations as the Spirit suggesting a different direction. So, I decided maybe we should just talk, instead of you filling out a form. I have listed some things I would be interested in knowing below. Of course, you do not need to limit your note to those. Tell me what you think about the website, my missions, or anything else that comes to mind. I welcome your comments and suggestions. 

Was the site clear and easy to navigate?

Did you find any non-functioning links or command bars?

Did you have any trouble understanding the abbreviations used?

Did you notice any blatant grammatical or spelling errors, or find incorrect information?

Within the scope of the themes throughout the site, what might be added,
that would be of particular interest to you, or help you on your journey?

For sheer lack of time, I am not on Facebook, Twitter, My Space, or any other external social or informational online sites. Plus, I no longer maintain a personal email list. My "what is new on the website" page will keep you informed of any changes, or additions, to this site. For information on how to become connected, or involved, with the Teaching & Sharing Centers non-profit, please visit the T&SC site (there is a link on my homepage) for contact information, or you can email me below, and I will forward your request to be added to any email, or other form of communication, list they might be maintaining at the time. 

In 2022, after 30 years using Comcast (Xfinity), I severed all my ties with them (see Battling Comcast if you are interested in why). I chose not to replace them with anyone else. My wife and I use a TV antenna. For a couple of years, once a week on Thursdays I needed to use the WiFi I could get at our public library to upload my picture of the week to this website. But, after exactly 13 years to the day in 2024, I discontinued doing it (my thirteen favorites are now on that page). The Center has never had Internet service. Both non-profits are too small to be able to afford it, and too few volunteers to keep things updated. Since I no longer have Internet service at my home, I only check emails if I have something I must upload to one of the three websites I oversee. I use the WiFi available from the library. So, please be aware that any email you send might not be seen for at least a month, or more if I had too much website work, and not enough time to check emails. Also, I no longer accept requests to add links (see links criteria page) due to a sheer lack of time. 

Even though I still use a flip phone, I can receive a text. I just cannot reply. It is too complicated pushing the number buttons to create them. If you have something that needs immediate attention, or you simply do not wish to wait for the slow technology methods, it is alright to simply call me. Even then be aware, my phone is not attached to my head, or always with me. You might need to leave a voicemail and a call back number. 

Thank you for visiting the wsharing site, and for your time and assistance in helping to monitor and improve it. Below you will find my contact information. At the end of 2015, after twenty years, I retired from being a sole-proprietor Independent Affiliate of the Teaching & Sharing Centers (IRS approved 501c3 public charity) non-profit organization, but remain the volunteer director of the william's works branch of the T&SC. (Only this website, and my personal activities as a domestic missionary remain independent.) Use the link below to email me. For T&SC contact information, or its affiliates, see the T&SC website at www.tscenters.org. 

When emailing me, the phrase "visited your site" in the subject line of your email is very helpful. It  readily identifies yours as a legitimate email, and reduces the possibility of your email accidentally being deleted as spam. 
 

reviewed and updated 05/01/25