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Been a long road, it's going to be interesting.

From James Thurber (I love this guy): How true is this? Add your favorites at will...........

This is a sample cover for the book made up by my cousin April (she'd very talented and a published author at that), I think she did a really great job. Front cover: The sailor pic was dad in 1951, center pic is Bunkie, end pic was a happy dad with corvina fish from Salton Sea. Back cover...

I read the book and just had to make some changes. The Dog Tags story was too depressing to put at the front of the book, so I moved it to the back. My life was gifted with my dad and mom and the last thing I wanted was to make people depressed; my story and my parents made for a life that I am...

On Dogs: “Dogs are God’s perfect creation. Never has another animal provided so much love and companionship to the human race. The world would be a poorer place with no cold wet noses or sloppy face licks from a puppy, or an old dog for that matter.†“Dogs don’t live as long...

And ready to get back with the world as I have missed it. Great state, but I'm glad to be home. I have lots of material ready for the next book, so I'll be floating it out here for ya'll to tear up as you see fit, Good to be back! :D

I don't know what happened to that post but here's the message: I'm killing the hard copy book in preparation of releasing the new book early next year, so I'm giving the book away in e-Book format. Feel free to pass it around to family and friends. I'm still on the road in Wisconsin and...

and recommended it by word of mouth and to those that have actually gotten a copy, I want to say thanks. The Bunkie book was an experiment and even though it's not a best seller by any means, it is selling and that's saying a lot for a small self-published book with no advertising done other...

I fared better than I thought I would :) . This guy is TOUGH, see here if interested: http://podbookreview.blogspot.com/2007/05/man-and-his-maniac-bunkie-story-review.html

in celebration of "Technopeasants Unite!" day 04/23/2007. It may stay up after that, but I haven't decided on that. So come on over, here's the link: http://bunkiestory.blogspot.com/

in celebration of "Technopeasants Unite!" day 04/23/2007. It may stay up after that, but I haven't decided on that. So come on over, here's the link: http://bunkiestory.blogspot.com/

Check it out: http://bunkiestory.blogspot.com/ :)

and I appreciate it. I consider it an honor. In the one liners section 3/26/07 (I'm Charles Emery): http://grumpyoldbookman.blogspot.com/

I guess he's a westerns fan too. If you want to read it, it's here: http://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewarticle.asp?id=28004

I wrote this for my extra credit assignment in Communications 100 :D : http://bunkiestory.blogspot.com/2007/03/gene-autry-and-his-use-of-radio-and.html

at the bottom of the blog: http://bunkiestory.blogspot.com/ The stories are: 1) Imprints (fairly safe) 2) The Car (safe for all) 3) No More Nippies for Chuck (risque man humor) 4) Do You Think That He'll Remember Me? (some religious content)

Here's a link to the PDF file for the book: http://users.adelphia.net/~63savoy/The_Bunkie_Story.PDF Just do me a favor and don't pass the file around if you download it, OK? I hope you like it :) . The file will only be up till 10pm tonight, so you should download the file and read it...

Looks like the book is getting some attention. It's being reviewed by a NY publishing house and the review will be going online when they're done. It's nail-biting time on my end. If they like it, that's GOOD. If they hate it, that's REALLY BAD. All I can say is that I'm glad I've got my day job...

My last thread on Chapter 4 kick started a bunch of pet memories that I recall when I was a kid. What a happy remembrance. I'm sure you all have memories when you were growing up of your critters and the neighborhood critters. So let's share them, come on! Ok, I'll go first: We used to get...

The Birds and the Bees, etc. It is posted here, but it's rated PG: http://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewshortstory.asp?id=25144