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Pam and I both came from families with strong traditions,
So when our two girls came to us as our family additions,
Santa Claus came by very early on Christmas Day.
Bringing Pam and I more joy than the girls with their toys Continue reading
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Our granddaughter Sarah has been with us all week,
As lots of fun and good times we have all tried to seek.
We have had to watch a lot of those Disney girly shows,
With characters whose first names she always does know. Continue reading
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I opened a cabinet in our living room and a box was there,
Inside were many old remnants of memories so fair.
I pulled a few out so that I can tell you all about them,
Here in this story poem about these odds and ends. Continue reading
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I was born in February, 1943, in the town of Phillips, Texas.
In October, 1942, Dad had joined the Navy to kick ass.
They let him come home on a leave for my birth day,
Then we drove back to Virginia to start our Navy stay. Continue reading
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For the past two nights I dreamed about writing blogs,
I wrote a fine story poem and added the picture logs,
And I was ready to publish when I suddenly awoke.
Could this be a message for this old Oklahoma bloke? Continue reading
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I’m going to write a few more blogs in the near future,
But don’t expect one everyday as new poems I nurture.
They will just show up from time to time as I do write,
So look for another very soon when I start my flight. Continue reading
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From time to time, we all need to take a small break,
From the routines we are on and new memories make.
So this Spring, I will be getting outdoors more to see,
All I can see with the new vision the Lord has given me. Continue reading
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As I can see now, it seems my toons should be better,
But they seem to be about the same for this go getter.
I guess I got so close down to my work to see enough,
That the Bighead toons were pretty much up to snuff. Continue reading
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Toys have changed considerably since I was a boy.
So I thought it would be fun to compare my old toys,
With boy toys my grandchildren are enjoying today.
My how they have changed in 65 short years of play. Continue reading
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When I was an old vinyl record picker a while ago,
I often found 78 rpm Hank William’s singles so old.
They were all on the yellow MGM label so very bright,
I remembered nearly all the old songs at first sight. Continue reading