You’ve joined quite an exclusive club. That’s right, just now. No, you didn’t miss it. You are currently enjoying all the benefits that come with knowing Eric Nanneman. You may now add 17 points to your IQ.

“His wisdom, charm and dashing looks have won my heart and fed my soul.”  Mary Jane Hester, 51st Avenue & Camelback Circle-K, Phoenix.

“I was near death when Eric found me. The air at 23,000 feet was nearly unbreatheable and the icy cold made anything more than groaning impossible. He leaped up the North Face like a pouncing panther, if you pardon my alliteration, a gurney in tow, and picked me up like I was a toy doll.  I owe my life to Eric, and my left kidney.  Thank you!”  Sir Rodney Luton, Fourth Earl of Luton.

“What can I add that hasn’t already been said? He enriches so many people’s lives. In the diplomatic service, he simply has no equal. Why, his work with the Kingdom of Tonga has been simply breathtaking.”  Ambassador James Creight.

“I have never met a man with a more symmetrical face.”  Lisa

Personal Bio: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Name: Eric Nanneman Date of Birth: May 6, 1973 (A bull and an ox) Residence: Phoenix, Arizona Occupation: Writer                      Bank of America                      Internal Communications Most Impressive Accomplishment:  Read all four volumes of John R. Green's History of the English People.  (I had a spare summer, you see...) Least Impressive Accomplishment: I can actually sing the One Hen song (at least The Sanzini Brothers' version, which is known as The Tibetan Memory Trick)

Write to Eric ([email protected]) so that He may touch your life and bestow all the glad tidings that are your due.
 
 

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Would you like to follow in Eric’s footsteps? Experience what He experiences. Breathe the same air as Him? You can. Click on one of the links and you too can visit web sites that Eric has visited and join in on the journey with the man often thought as the next Don Quixote. Who knows, maybe that next windmill will be all yours.
 
 

• Wish to visit or relocate to North Korea? Want to experience the delicacy that is eating canis familiaris? Stop on by Paul Bakker's North Korea 1995 Travelogue, and witness the "one of the major (but doomed) ideological movements of the 20th century: Stalinism."

• Reunite yourself with the medicine of yesteryear. Who could forget weight-loss soap? Or the Shoe-Fitting X-Ray Device? And, surely no woman would want to be without her foot-powered breast enlarger. Yes, all this and more is behind roped-off corners and under glass at The Museum of Questionable Medical Devices.

• "And in the darkness bind them." The Lord of the Rings is coming to the big screen! Revel in the Hobbit-folk mania sweeping the land.

• Got a book report to do? Book-A-Minute can save the day. Book-A-Minute has "taken all kinds of great works of literature and boiled them down to their essence, extracting all the filler (and believe me, there's a lot of it sometimes). In just one minute, you can read entire books and learn everything your teachers will expect you to know."  Take a moment to also visit their companion site, Movie-A-Minute.

Though you have struggled and fought and searched long and hard to find Eric, remember that the journey is never over. Always look to the future and the opportunities to live a life like Eric. Though you probably will never reach the perfection that is Eric, there is some comfort in the yearning, striving and exerting.