They say satan finds work for idle Fathers and I can confirm that’s true. Now and then children have the uncomfortable habit of reminding parents of “sins” they’ve committed against them during growing up years. They’ve a convenient memory when it comes to their own lapses, but sins of parents are indelibly imprinted in young minds and used at various future times to neutralize moves … Continue reading Ghosts, Pirates and Revenge
He couldn’t bring himself to fight the leader of the pack, Too many had already tried but most had not come back His family they were wretched poor they’d fled the cussed war And were located in this slum no better than before! The family told before the war they’d known of better days They had to leave all things behind, adjust to different ways, … Continue reading Climbing the Social Ladder
The above image copyright to http://www.bigtravelweb.com/austrailia_beaches.htm It was at the beach Trent saw her for the first time. He’d been sauntering down to the water’s edge surf board dragging in the sand for his usual morning tryst with ocean waves. Scores of boarders were already in the water and there were a few families slowly making their way over rocks while their little children shouted … Continue reading The Malibu Connection
The above painting is by my daughter Gina Kuest, Winter’s Mother, who specializes in animal paintings. Find her on her “paws to create” Facebook page. This is another of the toy adventure series for those of you who like to read these to your own children. It was written for my Granddaughter Winter who lives in the USA. Snuggle Puppy is the favorite toy she … Continue reading Grand Night Adventure
