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As boys, we were always trying to support our cowboy friends.
We loved to watch the shows on the big screen to the end.
Trying to figure out which one was the toughest of the lot,
Was a chore we loved and often argued as the bull we shot. Continue reading
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When I was a kid, I played with some beetles and bugs,
Others I always gave a wide birth like they were bad thugs.
Some were fun and some were just creepy crawler scary.
I also avoided any bug that was very ugly or somewhat hairy.
.My internal devils haunted me all through my younger years by tearing my guts out for days if I had to give a public speech. Here’s the story. Continue reading
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I often wondered about how a skinny young man named David could have killed a giant with a shepard sling made of leather. After thinking about it for a while and experimenting a little, I was convinced it was so. Continue reading
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When I was a young man, I got my first bow and arrow when I was 10 years old. Over my growing years, I became pretty good with the bow and arrow so it was very easy to adapt to bow fishing. Here’s the story. Continue reading
Sometimes I have to take time to spread a little of my bull around for others to hear. It’s all in fun and I certainly don’t intend to offend anyone, but occasionally I have to maintain my status as chief agitator with old Buffalo Bob. I haven’t heard much out of him lately because he’s been feeling bad. Bob I hope this cheers you up and you will somehow rise up and retaliate throwing a little bull back at me. Continue reading
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Americas birds are fantastic works of art in our natural scenes
Their beauty is often overlooked and they are so often unseen.
So let’s take a little closer look in this little poem that rhymes
And no longer overlook them in these often troubled times. Continue reading
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Previous blogs “Fibrillating” and “Status” discuss my heart beat,
This poem will update my heart problem plans being discrete,
And how I plan to deal with the irregularities and feel better too.
Perhaps eliminating my being tired all the time from the little I do. Continue reading