Faces in My Shower

After a cardio-ablation, and during his recovery, working on this book became the author's therapy for relaxing, and keeping his mind active. After all, you can only watch so many “Perry Masons” in a day. He would mark the faces on the tiles when he took his showers then after about 40-50 tiles were marked, he would take his camera into the shower and take photos. These were then downloaded onto his computer and he would highlight the lines that make up the faces. All that you need is a very active imagination. The author is positive that many readers will spot faces that he has not seen in his shower, and maybe more. He has yet to explore the tiles on the ceiling or on the lower 5-6 rows of each wall. He hopes that you find the hunt for the faces enjoyable and rewarding. This book can help to develop or awaken the reader’s imagination, while creating an artistic eye. Just hunting for the faces can be a challenging and relaxing experience.

The author was born and lives in Oregon. He enjoys fly-fishing, writing, painting, music, and traveling. He and his wife, Sandra have two sons, one daughter-in-law, and two grandsons. Douglas graduated from the University of Oregon, When not writing, Douglas enjoys the Oregon Coast, and you can often find him walking the beaches, or fishing the coastal streams. "Faces In My Shower - Vol. I is the result of a medical crisis in his life where he had some time to recover and use his creative mind to write a book that is more for the imagination and enjoyment of all, than any kind of a serious endeavor. His humor is subtle but not malicious. He has several other books he is currently working on. He returned from a fact-finding trip to Princeton, NJ for a work he is hoping to finish soon. His writing subjects vary from instructional such as "How To Study Smart", Imagination/Art, to historic fiction.