Fiske, Leonard

I consider myself a handyman, born on a homestead in the sage brush of central Montana on May, 1914. I had to go through the Depression, as did the rest of the American people at that time. As I mention in the book, we may have had hard times, but we never went hungry, like so many of the city people did. In my years, I've been a farmer, a cowboy, a shepherd, a mechanic, an equipment operator, and built bombers in World War II. I wrote this book for all ages to illustrate that you don't need a lot to make it good in this world of ours.