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Rocking horses, wild horses, fishing boats, hot boats, cars, trucks, cycles, and planes-Robert Buenger has been involuntarily launched by them all. And he seldom, if ever, pulled over for an ambulance. He was generally riding inside. For some reason, if a rock fell off a cliff and hit someone, it was Buenger. If someone ran into the back of a semitruck or had a fireworks display blow up in his face, it was Buenger. If a guy broke his wrist riding a longhorn steer on the last cattle drive to St. Louis-that was Buenger too. A spirited quest for adventure brought on a goodly share of these exploits. AN OLD KID FROM WYOMING chronicles the often extraordinary events in the lifetime of a homesteader's grandson and the critters and all-too-human personalities along the trail-some historical, some hysterical, a few sad, all true (or mostly true). Here are stories of growing up, hunting, fishing, building, cowboying, and adventuring in the Rocky Mountain West, from Cheyenne to Las Vegas and back again. In the tradition of James Herriot and Ben K. Green, AN OLD KID FROM WYOMING serves up stories to be savored one at a time or all at once-stories for everyone interested in the era of the "Greatest Generation" from the perspective of a life lived in another little house on the prairie.
For a number of years I have collected stories. My criteria for saving a story was always what I thought of as "Tears In My Heart," and I must admit most of those resulted in tears on my cheeks. This is a selection of some of those stories. Ones I would like to share with others. Some stories are true and others are illustrations, but, all have been used by God to touch my heart when I needed Him most. Always to remind me of His "Great Love" and to remind me to thank Him and praise Him for the blessings of the family and friends that He has sent me to encourage me and give me hope and faith in Him and "HOPE" in the future. It is my prayer that perhaps through these stories the Spirit of God will put "Tears in Your Heart" also and remind you of God's great LOVE for you and your "HOPE" for the future.
The year is 2127. Three corporations control the world, leaving governments struggling to survive. Echo Strand is fed up with her job at TransCom Transportation Parts and joins up with the United States Space Agency. On the way home from a routine freight haul to Mars, she discovers a shocking secret about her captain. In the meantime, the world economy is on the verge of collapse, with a war between the U.S. government and the corporations not far behind. But the failing economy and the corporate war are the least of Captain Dana Stewarts problems. Her enemies are less visible and more dangerous.
Although a paid assassin is stalking Wally while his twin sister Cheyenne is under the power of the queen ont, it is up to Wally and Cheyenne, their vampire dad, and their friends to save the human race from the giant onts. Book #5
Having been reunited with their zombie father only to have him turn into a vampire after drinking an experimental elixir of life, the ten-year-old Shluffmuffin twins continue to try to elude the giant ants that want to enslave all humans. Book #3
A psychotherapist, environmentalist, and missionary writes about the lessons that humans can learn from plants and animals.
"Fighting for Their Lives" is a fictional story about a couple. Upon learning they were told they can't have children, they prayed for a miracle. Though their prayers were answered, tragedy struck when Caroline began hemorrhaging during her seventh month of pregnancy, resulting in premature labor. The moment Kristen was born she has to fight for her life. Months later, Kristen started thriving. Her parents gave thanks for their wonderful miracle. Five years passed, and tragedy struck again when Jeff got called into work and was killed by a drunken driver. Caroline and Kristen's lives went into a tailspin, and their once seemingly normal family turned dysfunctional as Caroline succumbed to depression and alcohol addiction. Kristen grew up an angry, neglected child who was in her teens. A person from will walk back into their lives and will help them. Will Caroline and Kristen find the happiness they needed and were looking for? 2
“If Chaucer were a Texan writing today . . . this is how he would have written and this is how he would have felt.”— New York Times In Leaving Cheyenne (1963), which anticipates Lonesome Dove more than any other early novel, the stark realities of the American West play out in a mesmerizing love triangle. Stubborn rancher Gideon Fry, resilient Molly Taylor, and awkward ranch hand Johnny McCloud struggle with love and jealousy as the years pass.
In this concluding volume, Christian existentialist Steven DeLay completes the story of a knight of faith’s quest for meaning. Part fairy tale, noir mystery, psychological thriller, and essay in existential philosophy, Everything’s third volume, The Desolate, shows how only love, both human and divine, renders existence intelligibly true.
The Greatest of These is a deeper look into the characteristics of love, as described in the Bible in 1 Corinthians 13. This simple chapter is a treasure chest of ideas that describe the kind of actions and traits that someone who truly loves should have. Its a good measuring stick that teaches us about who were supposed to be and how God is. Read this and many more stories about the power of love. Steve was attending college, and had been kicked out of a class, so he went into Brother Christianson's class. One day, he pulled Steve aside and said, "You think you're tough, don't you? Steve answered, "Yeah." Brother Christianson asked, "How many pushups can you do?" Steve replied, "Two hundred." Can you do three hundred in sets of ten?" Brother Christianson asked. Steve said, "Sure." Brother Christianson said, "Good! I need you to do this Friday." When class started, Brother Christianson had a box of donuts and asked the first girl, "Cynthia, do you want a donut?" Cynthia said, "Yes." Brother Christianson asked, "Steve, would you do ten pushups so Cynthia can have a donut? Steve said, "Sure," and did a quick ten. He put a donut on Cynthia's desk. So it went, Steve did ten pushups for every person before they got their donut, until he came to Scott, football captain