So What Are the Guys Doing? By David J. Award Finalist for International Book Awards. In the Self Help and Relationship category. Audio book now available on iTunes. Available also in print and e-book through Amazon, Barnes and Noble, iBooks, Smashwords and Indie Kobo eBook. About the Author and Book. David Figura, an award-winning newspaper journalist, is the outdoors writer for The Post-Standard newspaper and syracuse. In So What Are the Guys Doing? Every guy my age needs .

A trip through life with fingers crossed and eternal optimism. It began with the arrival of a letter when i was seven years old. With stamp on it that looked different from any i had ever seen. So beautiful and very exotic. And it came from my nana. Who lived far away from michigan, in the exotic land of florida. I thought that it was beautiful. I saw an offer to join a monthly stamp collecting club.

What will I write about next? Our dog and her backyard. Spring is settling into the backyard of A Bitty Better in the Liverpool neighborhood of Galeville. The property must be lapped. The spring theme over a buffet. The first boat of spring floats my spirits. Just imagine if your family beat down your dream at every .

Some whimsical wanderings through the worlds of words, writing, and old movies and TV - along with some selected short subjects. Sunday, February 25, 2018. Still Henry after all these years. When I was a kid, Sunday mornings were a sacred time. A time when my siblings and I would gather around the most venerated object in our house. And at 9 am we would watch the Sunday morning movie on Channel 3.

May 24, 2014 in Uncategorized. I started using the words after years of frustration with my dad, who as a result of his second marriage and living in Florida, seemed to be was drifting away from me and my siblings. I ended a phone conversation with Dad with a simple, Love you.

Sign up for my weekly newsletter to learn how to handle all of. I find a way to LOVE everything that life throws my way. By concentrating my energy on finding all that is possibly good in my darkest of times I have learned to truly love.

The parade ground at Fort Ticonderoga. Here I am trying to look my best for the camera. I clearly remember the effort it took to get this picture. For some reason it seemed very important to me. I have a little better understanding now. Willis Deloria with Pauline Bonnett Deloria holding Charles Moore. My Mother Veronica Deloria Moore and me, Charles Moore. My wife Sandra Lyon Moore and our first born Charles.