RECENTLY … I listened to Harry Chapin’s song, “Cat’s In The Cradle”. Man-O-Man! What a song! I remember my dad and I in the car; me – – – just out of high school, and “Cat’s In The Cradle” came on the radio. Dad’s face pensive as we listened to the words. After the song, his […]
Category: Good Guys
Sleepy Man Banjo Boys, Again … 3:30
I stumbled on to this little clip from the Sleepy Man Banjo Boys, and I almost like this one better than the first clip I brought on the Wilder Man On Rolling Creek blog … but, you really cannot compare the two pieces. If you check this one out, try to catch the eyes and […]
Let The Boys Play …
A little fire in the belly … Some sparks in the eyes … Vision tapped … all along with some toe-tappin’ finger snappin’ hand clappin. What we have here, is three brothers who put together a band known as the Sleepy Man Banjo Boys: Tommy is fifteen years old (15) playing the guitar; Jonny is […]
Bear and the Bucket
I could assume that I am the only wilderman and / or blogger that gets behind on his / her posts. What happens is … I start a post, don’t finish it, save it as a draft … and then about a week later, or a month later, I return to finish the draft. BUMMER. By […]
The Boys are Asking Questions
Hey, Guys … I have wanted to write this post for a while. This is for men; this is for the sons who need good men to be in their life; this is for women who can encourage men as they feel led. And just as importantly: this is for the young people in our […]
“No, I Won’t Back Down”
“Well, I won’t back down No I won’t back down You can stand me up at the gates of hell But I won’t back down No I’ll stand my ground Won’t be turned around And I’ll keep this world from draggin’ me down Gonna stand my ground And I won’t back down.” Training. What […]
Non-Pirate Wilderman On The Move!
I am on the move … True, countless times I have sat in me ship on a calm sea, no wind to push the sails. But, I am still, indeed, on the move. Mornings have emerged from merciless and endless, nights; I have had no desire to step out of my night, into my light. […]
