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Clarity Moment — It Sounded Like a Good Idea!!!
A foolproof plan, a big tree, and a 15-foot drop — Big PaPaw shares the story of the clubhouse that looked great on paper.
Clarity Moment — It Sounded Like a Good Idea!!!
A foolproof plan, a big tree, and a 15-foot drop — Big PaPaw shares the story of the clubhouse that looked great on paper.
I've Did It This Time........No Christmas Prese...
A little cowboy, red mud, a garden hose in December, and a warm backside — the Christmas Eve story of Big PaPaw's first cowboy suit.
I've Did It This Time........No Christmas Prese...
A little cowboy, red mud, a garden hose in December, and a warm backside — the Christmas Eve story of Big PaPaw's first cowboy suit.
NOTHING!..... I KNOW NOTHING!!!
There we were — caught right in that razor-thin space between doing what our moms told us not to do and actually listening to them, skating the edge just to...
NOTHING!..... I KNOW NOTHING!!!
There we were — caught right in that razor-thin space between doing what our moms told us not to do and actually listening to them, skating the edge just to...
Dad Meant........ What He Said
Until I had children of my own, I never knew what I put my dad through.Now before I get to the meat of the story, let me tell you a...
Dad Meant........ What He Said
Until I had children of my own, I never knew what I put my dad through.Now before I get to the meat of the story, let me tell you a...
Pete, The Meanest Bull in the County (And My Be...
A 5-year-old boy, a 1,400 lb Black Angus bull named Pete, and the Sunday afternoon that nearly gave three grown men a heart attack. A Big PaPaw original story.
Pete, The Meanest Bull in the County (And My Be...
A 5-year-old boy, a 1,400 lb Black Angus bull named Pete, and the Sunday afternoon that nearly gave three grown men a heart attack. A Big PaPaw original story.
Southern Comfort………Not the Whiskey!
My dad was a second-shift supervisor for a large textile company in our town. That meant when he was home, I was at school, and when I was home, he...
Southern Comfort………Not the Whiskey!
My dad was a second-shift supervisor for a large textile company in our town. That meant when he was home, I was at school, and when I was home, he...