by Karl | May 9, 2010 | Spiritual, Uncategorized
My first trip to Brown Lake . . . early exposure to one of my greatest buddies . . . Layton Ford. I am a Grand Manan trout fisherman. It goes like this. When you get to the fishing hole, you cut a pole from an alder that is as straight as you can find. Then you reach...
by Karl | Apr 28, 2010 | Spiritual, Uncategorized
. . . until you’ve walked a mile in his Sandro Comfort Gels We stood in the airport together. He was returning to the West Coast after a few days of sanity in his own neck of the woods. Things had recently imploded in his marriage and he was sadly sorting...
by Karl | Mar 15, 2010 | Uncategorized
. . . I’m older now but not Bob Seger Okay . . . you are going to have to forgive me here. I know that we are all in different times and seasons of our lives but I am wired today. It’s not coffee. I am sitting at the kitchen table trying to get a message for...
by Karl | Jan 26, 2010 | Uncategorized
I remember watching the Alfred Hitchcock show, years ago, as a child. Seems to me that it used to begin with his silhouette slightly to the right side of the screen. The unique nose mounted on a protruding, somewhat pouty lip. It was unmistakable. Batman’s cowl . . ....
by Karl | Jan 2, 2010 | Uncategorized
Several years ago, I attended a conference in Phoenix. I had a few days before returning home and decided to go to the Grand Canyon with several friends. This was a long term dream of mine but I had no idea just how magnificent . . . how truly grand a place this...
by Karl | Nov 22, 2009 | Spiritual, Uncategorized
I am the King of Klutz when it comes to being handy. Actually I am more “thumby” than handy. One Christmas my wife wanted to buy me a cordless screwdriver. I told her that none of the screwdrivers that I currently owned had cords and wondered what would...
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