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The Shoe Whisperer

This will sound strange—especially coming from me—but when does weird cross the line?

A few years back, I was walking the dog, minding my own business, and here comes this kid walking down the sidewalk toward me… pulling a shoe. Read the rest of this entry »

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He Just Walked on By

This really did happen. It’s a funny story (click the link at the bottom to see the actual story and sequels to it). If it doesn’t make you laugh, maybe it’ll start your day with a smile at least. Enjoy!

He Just Walked on By

 I was walking the dog

Pretty much minding my own business

And here comes this kid

Walking down the sidewalk toward me

Pulling a shoe

 

Yessir…

This young fella was probably ten or eleven years old

Normal looking, nice-looking kid

He had a rope tied to a shoe

And was dragging the shoe along behind him

The shoe was flopping and bouncing around

And it was, to say the least, a comical sight

 

I smiled at him and said

As if I saw such sights every day

“Walkin’ your shoe?”

“Yep,” was all he said cartoon boy

No smile; no look of disdain

Don’t be a smart-ass old man

No sir, he just walked on by

 

I had to laugh

It was, after all, something I might have done

When I was his age

Hell… I might’ve even done it now

If I’d thought of it first

 Copyright © 2012 C. Mashburn

There are stories about the kid and his shoe! Click here for the first one "When Does Weird Cross the Line", then click the links at the bottom of that story to see the sequels.

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He Just Walked on By

This didn’t happen today, but it really did happen. It’s a funny story that I think fits the prompt Brian has presented for the dVerse Poets Pub’s Poetics feature today. Enjoy! Read the rest of this entry »

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Jumping the Wake

If you missed the first five installments of this whacky ride–er, I mean walk–you messed up! But in case you’re interested, you can go to the links below and catch up:

1. When Does Weird Cross The Line?

2. Walk a Mile With My Shoe

3. Bring it, Scuff Boy!

4. The First Hundred Yards.

5. Are You Mad?

Now, if all that isn’t enough, I’ve got more, so come on! Part six is here! Read the rest of this entry »

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Are You Mad?

If you missed the first four installments of this whacky ride–er, I mean walk–you messed up! But in case you’re interested, you can go to the links below and catch up:

1. When Does Weird Cross The Line?

2. Walk a Mile With My Shoe

3. Bring it, Scuff Boy!

4. The First Hundred Yards.

Now, if all that isn’t enough, I’ve got more, so come on! Part four is here! Read the rest of this entry »

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The First Hundred Yards

If you missed the first three installments of this whacky ride–er, I mean walk–you messed up! But in case you’re interested, you can go to the links below and catch up:

1. When Does Weird Cross The Line?

2. Walk a Mile With My Shoe

3. Bring it, Scuff Boy!

Now, if all that isn’t enough, I’ve got more, so come on! Part four is here! Read the rest of this entry »

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I’m Your Huckleberry ~ 8-2-11

Well, at least there wasn’t a lot of cleanup involved!

I have to tell ya, folks, I was hoppin’ like frog crossin’ Interstate 10 in downtown Phoenix yesterday. I had so much going on I couldn’t catch my tail if I sat on it. I mean… oh, never mind. I get wound up now and then.

As I said in yesterday’s Huckleberry report, it was a great day. I had so many good folks wishing me well for my birthday, I couldn’t keep with up thanking them. Read the rest of this entry »

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Bring it, Scuff Boy!

If you missed the first two installments of this whacky ride, you messed up! But in case you’re interested, you can go to the links below and catch up:

1. When Does Weird Cross The Line?

2. Walk a Mile With My Shoe

Now, if all that isn’t enough, I’ve got more, so come on! Part three is here! Read the rest of this entry »

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I’m Your Huckleberry ~ 8-1-11

This morning I posted a story, As Of This Morning, wherein I talked about the ordinary life I have lived, and my attempt to share the things I have seen and done with you—my readers. Today, I am happy to report, was not an ordinary day. Read the rest of this entry »

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I’m Your Huckleberry ~ 7-31-11

When I decided to publish Be Still… and know that I am God, I didn’t do it with the intent of selling thousands of books and making a bunch of money. I did it for no other reason than to honor my mother, and give the book to her as a show of my tremendous love, respect and appreciation for her. Read the rest of this entry »

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