Interesting combination today. I wore my winter hat and my summer gloves. I guess either could have gone one way or the other. The weather site reported fifty degrees; the various bank displays ranged from fifty-one to fifty-three. October is … Continue reading →
Saturday a friend was to be in Poteau, Oklahoma promoting his books. You may have seen some of his work. He is the author responsible for the squirrel and motorcycle story. Well, I checked the distance and the weather. Poteau … Continue reading →
Eighteen days she has been confined to her lair by January’s wintry wizard, but today she will be emancipated. Even now her nose is nuzzled against the cold restraint of the tracked barrier. She leans impatiently upon one elbow, but … Continue reading →
I entered a room in which people were still milling about some conversing in quiet voices. The room was full, almost crowded. That surprised me a bit considering the short amount of time that had been available to get the … Continue reading →
I was riding home from work on one of those pleasant evenings of that time of year when I would leave work in the light but arrive home, sixty miles later, in the closing dusk. It was a nice evening … Continue reading →
I rode along a rural blacktop in the dim light of the early morning passing farmers’ fields and flowing patches of forest green. The morning air was crisp and clean; the sun just beginning to rise over the horizon behind … Continue reading →
We got into bed later than we should have. Lori had been busy helping bail me out of a commitment that I had made far beyond my abilities to complete and we didn’t move to the place of nocturnal … Continue reading →
We got another load of snow this past weekend and the temperature remained cold enough to keep it on the ground and streets. I was sitting in traffic behind an older pickup truck when I caught a faint hint of … Continue reading →
“See that you do not look down on one of these little ones. For I tell you that their angels in heaven always see the face of my Father in heaven.” Matthew 18:10 NIV This, of course, is the reference … Continue reading →
We had chosen for the first half of our ride on Saturday to spurn the computer generated choice of two interstate highways and opt for a diagonal route across West Virginia on US routes 50 and 250. Being a … Continue reading →