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In the past, we had lots of Cowboys that were rowdy.
At first they would fool you as they calmly said howdy.
But behind the smiles were rough and tumble Cowboys,
That I will introduce to you here in this story so coy. Continue reading
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There are things that occur in our younger days,
That we never forget through all of our life’s way.
They are different for each one of us as along we go,
In here are some memorable things on my own road. Continue reading
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I’m not presenting marching tunes here in this blog,
But rather Bighead toons from the mind of the Hawg,
But wait, there’s a little of Sarah in several of them,
As she helped me draw the first eight with her vim. Continue reading
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Pam and I moved to Bartlesville in 1984 feeling bad,
I had asked for a transfer and was feeling so sad.
We didn’t know what to expect from our move just yet,
But we stayed here many years we will never forget. Continue reading
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Since I have grown old, there is a very special lady,
Who takes very good care of me like I was a baby.
She holds my hand when I walk down the front steps,
And scolds me a little when a bad word I do let slip. Continue reading
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Sometimes old Santa Claus pulls dirty tricks on you,
Causing very much misery the whole day through,
Here’s what happened to my brother, Craig, and I,
In Oklahoma City, when old Santa Claus came by. Continue reading
The squirrels are waking me up again in the morning,
Running on the side of our house without any warning.
The bush tailed varmints need to be thinned down again,
So I got out my varmint trap and declared war on them. Continue reading
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Since I have been writing a lot of poems that do rhyme,
I find myself rhyming in conversations all the time,
Perhaps this is not too good a practice for an old man,
As I’ve noticed that is has rubbed off on my wife, Pam. Continue reading
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I have three grandsons that I love with all my heart,
I was there when each one was born from the start.
Over the years we have become pretty good buddies,
I tried to make it fun so I wouldn’t be an old Fuddy Duddy. Continue reading