What’s in a Picture?
With time, things change. Goals, dreams, relationships, and reality all change. What we picture early in life and the success we hope to achieve isn’t quite the way we imagined. Read More …
Category: Fort Payne
Friday the 13th (October)
In a little over two weeks, my newest Dee’s Mystery YA novella (Witch Cat) will go LIVE. Pre-orders can be purchased at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075X2FGSQ For those who have read the original short Read More …
Why I Don’t Hunt
When I was a teenager, my stepfather took me hunting several times. I loved fishing, but hunting? Not so much. Using a shotgun against little animals didn’t seem like much Read More …
The Hardships and Discoveries in Moving
If I detest anything with a passion, moving has to be at the top of the list. It’s hard to comprehend how we accumulate so much stuff during our lives. Read More …
The Old Porch Light and Toads
When I was a boy we kept the porch light on during the night. This light attracted night insects, which in turn attracted a small army of toads to feast Read More …
Throwback Thursday: The Old Homestead
The old house we grew up in sets behind my oldest brother, Chris, and myself in this picture. It seems the older I get, the more my mind reflects back Read More …
Marvin
Our family had a lot of dogs during the years of my childhood. Marvin was one of our dogs, and he was oddly unique. He was part Eskimo Spitz, and Read More …
Southern Practical Joker
I grew up in the rural area of DeKalb County, Alabama. Every year our cousins on our mother’s side came down to visit from Middletown, Ohio. So for those of Read More …
Throwback Thursday
A long, long time ago. This was at a house my parents rented, which was only about a mile from the house they eventually bought in DeKalb County, Alabama, near Read More …
Football or “The Lost Dream”
Looking at me today, one could never picture me as a frail, skinny pimpled-face kid in sixth grade. But I was just that. In the fall at the beginning of Read More …