Steve

Hi, my name is Steve, I'm an engineering student. I have recently divorced, and I have a 4 year old son, he is my life! I’m extremely easy going I can get along with almost anyone. I’m honest, sentimental, calm and sensible. I can be quite funny at times but rarely entertain on demand. I have probably been to Disney Land over a hundred times literally (it seems all my girlfriends have loved Disney Land) and I still enjoy going. However recently the LA Zoo has become the number one destination (my son loves the Bears Tigers and Hippos). I’m a big Mazda Rx7 fan I stopped driving mine (but still have it) too hard to drive slowly. I sold my Zx7 motorcycle I had to get rid of it no self control it was impossible to drive the speed limit with that thing besides I had gotten married and was more responsible being a significant other. I have three purebred labs and a cat to keep me company when my son is not with me. Plus the neighbors board three horses in the back and I like to go feed them carrots every once in a while. I have lived here on this twenty three acre ranch since 1999 when I left Santa Barbara. Even though it is in LA County it is like being out in the middle of the country. I worked as an auto mechanic for 10 years was last at Power Ford Valencia. Then in Nov 2004 decided I wanted to be an Engineer so I gave my notice and here I am a college student. If you're taking chemistry or physics you should check out my web professors on demand. http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Physics/8-01Physics-IFall1999/Vide oLectures/index.htm And http://chem107.chem.tamu.edu/brown/movies.php I don’t want to hear anyone crying my professor is no good unless you’re real cute then in that case my shoulder is right here haha. I’ve always been able to figure "things" out and fix them with never having any instruction or prior knowledge. I fix things like a certified MacGyver when the need arises. I fixed my VCR that Jason put some foreign objects into; I had to tear it down quite a bit but I fixed it. I fixed a Sony digital camera tore it down needed a small circuit board ordered it and fixed it. I also repair bigger things. I rebuilt reciprocating engines, rotary engines, my manual transition using pipe from home depot to press the bearings, rebuilt my AC compressor, rebuild carburetors and this is all stuff I do at home for fun. The list goes on and on. Now I want to build something no one has ever built before that is where the engineering degree comes in. Want to know more? Just ask. Thanks Steve Lay out