This is a story of a young Grass-Hopper that feels the itch of exploration. Horace would like to see the world and explore what is around the next corner, but he needs help and seeks the wisdom of his friends and the wisest creature in the forest. While on his quest Horace is confronted by trials and pitfalls, through a bit of luck Horace prevails. When exploring outside your comfort zone you must be careful. You need to rely on your friends and to hold them true.

Summer vacation is almost over, and the boys are thinking about one last adventure before school resumes. The one outstanding event in their world was slowly moving their way. Could it be new neighbors? It appears they are moving into the Werner House. Who in their right mind would move into that house? It's haunted. For Sam and his friends it looks like they have one last adventure after all. It's time to meet the new neighbors and find out what makes them so special. Night Walkers is an introduction to the Warner Mansion and it's sordid past. We will be looking at just a small slice of time...

Interest in the Mayan Calendar, and their predictions of the end of the world. Some question their wisdom. Many false prophets claim to know the end of time. There is only one being that knows the end of time and he ain't telling. This book takes a rational look at some of those claims and gives a different and humorist look at those claims.

As I sit in the darkened room, my mind wanders with strange and unusual thoughts. From these thoughts a story line forms. In most cases, a short story starts out with the phrase, "wouldn't it be funny if this happened?" The rest of the story comes out as I type it into the computer. It's funny I start most stories without knowing how they are going to end. They just flow from my mind out onto the paper. I tend to edit a lot. The final drafts of the started story are sometimes as different as oil and water. I love mysteries and moral stories. In addition, if the story has a funny side, that is...