The World According to Pfiefer
The World According to Pfiefer There is an illness that usually befalls people in their early to mid-twenties. Symptoms are milder in some than in others. It may fester for years, with flareups from time…
The World According to Pfiefer There is an illness that usually befalls people in their early to mid-twenties. Symptoms are milder in some than in others. It may fester for years, with flareups from time…
The Greatest 45 Minutes James Cleveland was the tenth of ten children born to Henry Cleveland and Mary Emma in Oakville, Alabama. Henry was a black sharecropper in the early 20th century. Looking back from…
Deer Season 2019, Part 2 A Day of Fear and Grappling. As I said in Part 1, after tagging a six-pointer and a button buck, both of my firearms deer licenses were filled. That meant…
How Many Dogs Somebody sent me this last week. With the title, “How Many Dogs Does It Take To Change A Light Bulb?” it piqued my interest. But then again, it could be something really,…
Sweetwater Days 04 I checked out my work schedule and could barely stifle a shout of joy. Labor Day holiday was on Monday, but I had to work it. Instead, I was scheduled to be…
Deer Season 2019 Part 1 Missouri bow season for deer started on September 15, 2019. I had spent quite a bit of time getting ready for the season and I was RED-EE! My schedule was…
Sweetwater Days 03 We were excited to make our next trip to Sweetwater, despite the fact that it would be a one day down-and-back sandwiched between two four plus-hour-drives. One of our sons was going with us…
She’s Not Paul In school, many of us read the classic poem “Paul Revere’s Ride,” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. It’s a good poem, full of patriotism, courage, determination, and excitement. Revere’s famous ride was made…
Sweetwater Days 02 Annie and I drove toward northwest Arkansas with a truckload of stuff. We were headed toward Sweetwater and a couple partial days full of hard work and a little relaxation. Among the…
No Blockhead Some people saw Bobby walking around town, frequently carrying an armload of books. After high school he attended Hardin-Simmons University and Sul Ross State Teachers’ College, eventually earning a master’s degree in the…