I feel fortunate to have cut my teeth on an Apple ][ then an Amiga in the late 70's and 80's. I remember hanging around the local Apple dealer and being the only customer (and one without any money) in the store. Going to the Apple store these days is still a bit surreal because of my childhood experiences. I often wonder where all the digital hoodlums who I hung around with in the 80's ended up. Aside from a few locals, I have no idea where all the other aliases went except for Cyborg and I'm glad for that.

Congratulations on a job well done old friend. Doing what you love does not have to be exclusive of loving the people you love. I found that I work better during the day if I go home at night, and the memories of being with my kids are better than any professional accomplishment. There is nothing better than being there when your kids want to know how something works, or which way to go. I look forward to seeing what you come up with next.