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Excerpt from; "Mystery of The Leech Cemetery Witch." Mikey's thoughts about Big David's morning prayers; It’s my opinion, the humble act of asking for God’s Grace is possibly the most important of life’s necessities. I believe this simple act of humility should be practiced by believers and non-believers alike. At the very least, this simple... Continue Reading →
Around here, if an elderly person says, " Bless your heart," they ain't paying you a compliment.
Folks...I am a blessed man. In my years I have had many travels and accumulated many stories. I have lived in the mountains and spent many years along our great coastlines. The LORD has allowed me to witness sunrise over the seas and sunsets beneath blue forests. I've soaked in tall tales from weathered old... Continue Reading →
The TIN CUP CLAN (Mystery of the Leech Cemetery Witch) has gone through countless edits, revisions, and rewrites, and is now in the Query-verse. Hopefully, an agent will see it for the wonderful and world-changing piece of timeless literature it is. ( I laughed while I wrote that). The second in the series: (The Search... Continue Reading →
A young fella came to visit the other night, odd and outspoken by any definition. He was rather insistent that I should allow him membership into The Tin Cup Clan. After careful consideration and more than a bit of pondering, I believe we have found the perfect spot for him. The person of Moby: he... Continue Reading →
My children spent the better part of their childhood listening to their ol' dad preaching, "never take the last of anything," I've gotten a few eye roles over the years, but I believe that simple bit of wisdom has taken root in one or two of them, as evidenced by the bread bag with one... Continue Reading →
Below is the second chapter in the Tin Cup Clan's first mystery. I'm gonna post a chapter about once a week in hopes of needed feedback from the reader. A very good friend Herb Thiel has very graciously spent valuable time editing this work and he has saved me a great deal of embarrassment. You... Continue Reading →
I brag about my stepdad a lot, that’s not news for those who know me. I was a tad worried when that crusty ol’ Yankee came into our lives. We were from two different worlds; he didn’t understand much of what I said, and I sure didn’t understand that New York accent of his. But... Continue Reading →
The Tin Cup Clan 