Loglines & Screenplays by Mark A. Nedorostek

GENRES: Adventure

... I can't believe it's been almost fifty years since she kissed me and wished me good luck. Little did I know that was the last time I would see her.

 This woman was beautiful! Her hair was long, eyes bright and believed it me. Wow!

We decided to go anyplace to live and prosper.

Five pm she mentioned a Rider needed to go to Alaska. We were living in Tucson AZ (1976) The first thought was working the Alyeska Pipeline. To my amazement I was leaving the next morning at six am.

$200.00 dollars in my pocket and a traveler's check for $800.00 (I did not know that would take 10 days to cash. 

I was supposed to buy half of the gas. My ability to barter was born! 

GENRES: Historical

42 years of commercial trucking and 9 years of being an International Operating Engineer (Heavy mining equipment)

See what has been learned and what society has ignored for profit.

GENRES: Adventure, Biography

GOLD IS WHERE YOU FIND IT !

GENRES: Biography, Adventure

Wow, where do I start?

For days now summer looked so good. …until I woke up to an unbelievable snowstorm. Five inches with another 12 hours of snowfall to go.

Never in my wildest dreams had I heard of anyone wearing out a snow shovel.

Time for plan “B”. All-inclusive resort planning. 10 days to start some ware in the Caribbean.

I like the 84-degree jungle/beach areas. 

Tough decision. I have been to Cancun Mexico, the Cayman Islands, and St Lucia.

 Possibly a new island in the west indies.

Thank god for the internet!

Oh, I just got an invitation to a private villa in the Dominican Republic from a close friend. Also found a beautiful place in Jamaica. I guess when it rains it pours.

Somehow I have just managed to find a smile on my face!

My gut tells me this is going to happen soon. My excitement is building… I am so looking forward to this adventure.

Stay tuned to another chapter of What can possibly happen Next?

GENRES: Thriller

...It is an amazing day for adrenalin rush 101. Today I was proud to take my ice diving certificate test

Unbelievably, today called for extreme wind, rain, and a severe ice storm. We were on the Saint Lowrance seaway standing on 15" of ice.

Now the fun starts, chainsaws ripping through the ice in a perfect triangle (I was now learning this comes in handy to exit the water wearing scuba gear)

I noticed the temperature was 30 degrees Fahrenheit and the hole was having a tendency to refreeze 

Safety gear was checked and rechecked, hot water was stored in empty milk jugs and in coolers for emergency warmup.

I noticed the safety team had cut another hole a short distance away and anchored a rope into the ice. Other men had 2-inch ice cleats fastened to their feet. These men will be running with the rope if a diver 

needs to be extracted quickly.

The wind has picked up so an ice wall was built, Our jackets were becoming stiff with the ice collecting on everything.

I'm excited, A safety rope was clipped to my instructor and another diver. I looked into the open hole. and realize it is 30 feet deep.

I made sure our safety rope was secured and anchored ...MY TURN! We jump in. Instant silence, breathing

Beautiful clear calm water under the Ice...

GENRES: Adventure

What My first international date looked like when I was 50+ years old.

It must have worked, she's still with me after 20 years.

GENRES: Comedy

Paman & Chicky decide to taste Taquila in the jungle outside of Puerto Vallarta Mexico.

 Never did thy expect taking a greyhound bus scraping through the bush on a narrow dirt path. Unexpected laughter nonstop, supplied with a comic guide and a professional shot drinker!

Smiles all around, an unexpected stop in a hidden clearing. A narrow winding foot-trail along a cool lush stream opens up to a former movie set that was transformed into multilevel single table dining areas.  Excellent native cuisine was nothing less than five stars...!