Hi, I’m Greg Strosaker. A chaotically organized, distractedly focused, approximately precise, thoroughly brief, passionately disinterested, hesitatingly decisive and rigidly spontaneous study in consistent contrast.
The roles I play:
Product manager for a materials company.
Daddy to 3 boys 8 and under, oldest is autistic.
Hubby to rock star pediatrician.
Hardcore runner - marathon winner.
Amateur economist.
Unrepentant beer snob.
Aspiring sommelier.
Lifelong NE Ohioan, born in Akron, live near Cleveland.
Fascinated by technology and the interwebs.
Please visit Constant Cogitation and Predawn Runner
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If you want to appreciate what you have in life, why not head to Dickens World to experience impoverished 19th century London city life. And learn about Buddhism at Suoi Tien Park in Vietnam (including a Pirates of the Caribbean style ride through 12 hells. And when I think of Stalin, I think amusement park, just like they do in Lithuania (with a recreated gulag for authenticity).
Oh, am I glad we don't live in London. At £18 per adult, we would still have to take my 4yo to see this. Not sure what the flooding is all about - part of exhibit construction, or typical gloomy London weather?
