Just browsing around your archive over a second cup of coffee this morning. I loved the way you got into the little-boy mind in the forest and in the thrill of building a tree house. That is quite an unexpected twist at the end. Yikes! BTW: The painting behind your head in your logo photo. Is that of Bruges, Belgium?
How To Ruin An Awesome Day In A Treehouse - Oh my God! “Ruin an awesome day” their bones are going to be ruined if they don’t get out of that treehouse!
The Animal Olympics - Cute! You should turn this one into a children’s picture book, I think it would do well.
Once built, treehouses should remain monuments to childhood, and even more important, should be passed along to the next generations for as long as the trees last.
The nickel story made me chuckle more than it should have, while the tree story is a great example of how dumb items end up on safety checklists... like, "Check tree for treehouses and children before starting to saw."
Just browsing around your archive over a second cup of coffee this morning. I loved the way you got into the little-boy mind in the forest and in the thrill of building a tree house. That is quite an unexpected twist at the end. Yikes! BTW: The painting behind your head in your logo photo. Is that of Bruges, Belgium?
Hey Mark! Looking forward to reading your stories here.
Beautiful!
Alas, once a cheetah, always one.
If I Had A Nickel - Nickel squared.
How To Ruin An Awesome Day In A Treehouse - Oh my God! “Ruin an awesome day” their bones are going to be ruined if they don’t get out of that treehouse!
The Animal Olympics - Cute! You should turn this one into a children’s picture book, I think it would do well.
The twist in the treehouse story was superb and that was some A+ rhyming on the poem!
I can always count on you for a good laugh. Thanks, Mark! Great stories all around. 😄
I think this is your best post ever, Mark. I loved every word of every piece. Well done!! 😁
Once built, treehouses should remain monuments to childhood, and even more important, should be passed along to the next generations for as long as the trees last.
I always love your stories, you never disappoint. The tree house brought back wonderful memories..thankfully no chainsaw was involved. 😂😂😂
Luv your writing
The nickel story made me chuckle more than it should have, while the tree story is a great example of how dumb items end up on safety checklists... like, "Check tree for treehouses and children before starting to saw."
Loved the nickel story 😆
Good Job, thanks. I especially enjoyed the treehouse story. I think all of us had friends like your showed us in your story.
Another home run, Mark thank you! I needed the chuckles today 👍
wonderful way to start the day