www.doug-harris.com

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This is me. We're originally from West Virginia. We moved to North Carolina for the jobs. We're huge WVU Mountaineer fans. I'm currently self-employed. I build web sites for small businesses. If you're interested in a web site, give me a shout... here. I'm also a software advisor for CoffeeCup Software. I use all of their programs when I build a web site and I highly recommend them! Also, to view some important information, don't forget to check out my VIDEO'S PAGE by clicking... here.

This is the better half. Ava is a supervisor in the accounting department for a major Fortune 500 biomedical testing lab... the largest in the world as a matter of fact. We've been married for 32 years! I would have never bet that any woman could keep me married for 10 years, let alone 32! I'd do it all again though. She's the best! She's the glue that holds me together. Notice the look on her face? It's that "get that camera out of my face" look.

Our son, Jason, is currently serving with the U.S. Army at Camp Slayer, Baghdad, Iraq. He was going to be stationed in Baumholder, Germany, but they changed his orders at the last minute. Jason is a Network Switching Specialist (25 Foxtrot). We're very proud of him. Jason also has a Specialized Associate Degree in Computer Information Management. He plays the guitar and loves computer games. Jason, thanks for the picture! Congrats on making E-4! Specialist!

These are our children. Clockwise from left is Joey (Wildwind Bonnie Prince Joseph), Robbie (Wildwind Highlander Rob Roy) and Violet. Violet was rescued from an abusive owner who kept her tied up on their back porch and starving. She was so emaciated when we got her. Her fur was matted and dull and she was so skinny, I could wrap my hand around her waist. She's a little butterball now. Her coat is full and shiny and she's made herself right at home. Robbie has gone to the rainbow bridge, but we have a new addition to our family. See "Roddy" pictures... click here.

Another one of my hobbies... brewing my own beer! I can't stress how much better this beer tastes than the beer that you buy in the store. It's so much better, you may never buy beer again! So far, I've brewed a pale California Ale, an English Brown Ale (like Newcastle), a Red Ale (like George Killian's), and a very dark Irish Stout (like Guiness). Next on the agenda is a hard cider. It's a refreshing Summer drink... great for after mowing the lawn. Even my wife Ava, likes my home brewed beer! Normally, she's a Sam Adams Light drinker.