P.I. McKenzie

I was born in the third year of the Baby Boomers era. I was raised in Europe and spent my youth with four incredible friends discovering the thrill of experimenting with anything fun. I spent my teenage years roaming the European continent with an international group of friends. As you will be able to read in "The Paragon Gang", some of our adventures led to so pretty hilarious situations; just to name a few, the explosion of the septic tank while my nanny was sitting on the toilet, the reenactment of Ben Hur chariot race on our village main Street, the conquest Gaul and the transformation of Napoleon's tomb into a three ring circus.

We eventually had to grow up and in 1966 I landed on the American continent and aside from a few assignments abroad I have lived here ever since. I was for many years and for fun a competitive sailor, sailboat race official and I am even a licensed Merchant Marine Officer.

Now retired after a career in Architecture and development, I am presently working on two other books that will be published as soon as they are completed.

But don't expect anything to be too serious as I firmly believe that life should be fun and seen that way. I firmly believe that no matter what happens, we can all be happier when we see the lighter side of life...