Archive for November, 2005



Guidestones

Published on November 27, 2005

I recently finished a book by O.S. Hawkins entitled, ‘Guidestones’ It brought to mind some milestones in my life. Let me list a few.
First day at kindergarten, I took a small rug to school and took my nap with the others. Milk was three cents.
My first girlfriend was a little black girl [...]


Stick Me With A Fork!

Published on November 24, 2005

The supper is past, the family is gone and we still have pie. That lousy pie…it hides, multiplies, calls out from the back of the frig. and otherwise remains pesty. I tried to tell the wife three pies were too many. That didn’t count the one she burned because she overcooked it. [...]


Be Prepared to Stop

Published on November 20, 2005

We’d been traveling for about four and a half hours. It was our yearly trek to New Jersey for the fall bow hunt. Anticipation was running high. It was a time to get away and relax as well as hunt somewhere new. Besides, my little sister would be making one of [...]


Phew Papa!

Published on November 14, 2005

Cindy needed a diet coke, (surprise, surprise!) The granddaughter decided she needed to go along. She loves papa’s truck. Tooling down the street, she was struck in the face by a noxious odor. Immediately, she plugged her nose and stated, “Phew PaPa, is that you?” Greatly offended, I emphatically [...]


Time to get that big buck

Published on November 10, 2005

“Hey pastor, have you got that big buck yet?” So goes the standard question every time we get together for church. Either he is laying in someone’s yard, fallen into a ditch somewhere or dashed out in front of their car on the way to services. “Hey pastor, I have your deer for [...]