Tales for the Telling,: Including Chickens I Have Known and Northeast from Tahiti

A varied collection of tales tugging at the emotions of concern and of pleasure that leave one wanting to know more of the stories and the people in them. In Tales for the Telling, we find a fight to save a horse from dogs and a photographer fights to save himself from a lion. A nod is given toward nearing exits from life's highway, chickens known are uplifted, unexpected hunting techniques demonstrated, and public service to buzzards is championed. We are encouraged to fasten seat belts, pay a debt with a pillow, ignore the fear of cold water rising, and prepare for a fire. In the waters and islands near Tahiti, we encounter heart-warming romance more often found in dreams. Here Is A Collection Of Tales Just For The Telling - Intended To Entertain Rather Than Instruct. Most Are Based On True Events But Each Has Assumed A Life Of Its Own With Adherence To Fact No Longer Assured. In The Fire Extinguisher We Find Inattention A Poor Option. Antlers At The Restaurant And Spelunking, Russian Style, Speak To Determination While Such In Pillow Journal Pays The Debt. The Email Message Reflects On Time Yet The Lion's Tooth Hasn't Enough Of It. The Flight Announcement Rephrases The Rote And Buzzard Feeding Stations Refocuses Attention. Chickens I Have Known Is A Feathered Documentary On Life Unrehearsed. Home Of The Wrens Speaks Of Loss; Chieftain Of Loss Recovered. Transitions Are Celebrated In Paradise Found Northeast From Tahiti.