
Personal homepage of
Terry
Moore
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I live in the Franklin Township area of
Indianapolis. I don't smoke, drink, or do any drugs. Though I will
admit I still tend to give in to the occassional obsessive desire
for a DQ Snickers Blizzard. I will often drop in for a cup of
coffee at Starbucks.
As you can tell by the decor of this page,
at heart I'm stuck in the late sixties, early seventies era. I did
however mature slightly and cut off my long pony tail. I haven't
given up the "cause" though. I'm still an advocate for peace and
nonviolent social change. My personal idols are John Lennon, Ghandi, and Martin Luther King
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I have very little local family, but I am married to a very kind and nice woman named Kim. Here is a picture of the two of us.
I'm mostly a homebody, however, I often enjoy going out for dinner. My favorite food is sushi. I know, I know...raw fish!!! The only thing I can say is that if you don't like sushi then you've never tried it.
I like to go to movies. We usually go to Landmark Keystone Art Cinema. I also like to go to live theater and see an occassional play. If I go watch live sports it's usually one of our local minor league teams, the Indianapolis Indians baseball team or the Indiana Ice hockey team. I grew up in Fort Wayne and my family always had season tickets to see the Komets ,so as a kid I was a huge hockey fan.
We rarely ever go to Colts
or Pacer games live as I think the ticket prices are getting so silly. But I will confess, Kim and I had the opportunity to go to the Colts two home playoff games on their way to the Superbowl. The Patriots game was probably the most exciting thing I've ever experienced in my life. Wow was that a blast. It had to be one of the best pro football games ever played.
In college
I studied a lot of Psychology, Sociology, Politcal Science, and Philosophy. Professionally, I am now a counselor specializing in working with men who are violent. I view myself as a teacher of peace, love, and nonviolence. For years I have maintained a private counseling practice named Nonviolent Alternatives.
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