Comments for CM Sackett http://doorwaybuck.com/theblog Sat, 01 Mar 2008 21:28:42 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 Comment on Greetings… From Ben’s Branch (Home of The DOORWAY Buck) by Greywolf http://doorwaybuck.com/theblog/?p=3&cpage=1#comment-6 Greywolf Sat, 01 Mar 2008 21:28:42 +0000 http://doorwaybuck.com/theblog/?p=3#comment-6 I've had the privilege of reading the doorway buck 3 times. Every time I find another meaning or part of the book I missed the previous reading. I'm looking forward for the printed version in November. This is a book that pertains to life and the Doorway to a young man's manhood. There are lessons to be remembered that for many have been lost in a long time ago place. It's refreshing to remember that time in life. I’ve had the privilege of reading the doorway buck 3 times. Every time I find another meaning or part of the book I missed the previous reading.
I’m looking forward for the printed version in November.

This is a book that pertains to life and the Doorway to a young man’s manhood.
There are lessons to be remembered that for many have been lost in a long time ago place. It’s refreshing to remember that time in life.

]]> Comment on Dancin’ On The Squall Line… by foxwalk http://doorwaybuck.com/theblog/?p=7&cpage=1#comment-5 foxwalk Tue, 26 Feb 2008 03:11:49 +0000 http://doorwaybuck.com/theblog/?p=7#comment-5 Well done sir, once again, you have captured me. A good story is a bit entertainment, a bit time machine and a bit of an allowance. An allowance of the mind to let go, imagine and head off to that place or time you are taking us too. My four year old calls them "Remembories". I think it fits. As a man who can only visit my own father on the squall lines, or timberlines, in the coolies and draws or maybe in the deep woods when it is quite enough for one to hear the subtle steps of those who have long since past, I appreciate this little trip you have guided us down. It was a nice -remembory-, and a pretty good story in its own right. Till next time. Well done sir, once again, you have captured me. A good story is a bit entertainment, a bit time machine and a bit of an allowance. An allowance of the mind to let go, imagine and head off to that place or time you are taking us too. My four year old calls them “Remembories”. I think it fits.

As a man who can only visit my own father on the squall lines, or timberlines, in the coolies and draws or maybe in the deep woods when it is quite enough for one to hear the subtle steps of those who have long since past, I appreciate this little trip you have guided us down. It was a nice -remembory-, and a pretty good story in its own right.

Till next time.

]]> Comment on Dancin’ On The Squall Line… by Les http://doorwaybuck.com/theblog/?p=7&cpage=1#comment-4 Les Sun, 24 Feb 2008 15:17:57 +0000 http://doorwaybuck.com/theblog/?p=7#comment-4 Laughing on my butt, been there and done that. What a storyteller. Please keep em coming Laughing on my butt, been there and done that. What a storyteller. Please keep em coming

]]> Comment on Greetings… From Ben’s Branch (Home of The DOORWAY Buck) by eddie c http://doorwaybuck.com/theblog/?p=3&cpage=1#comment-3 eddie c Sat, 23 Feb 2008 04:06:56 +0000 http://doorwaybuck.com/theblog/?p=3#comment-3 I am looking forward to the book also. I haven't really read any novels or stories since I left college a little over 25 years ago until I started reading Doorway Buck at the time of your first public offering. the story has re-kindled my reading interest greatly. I am looking forward to the book also. I haven’t really read any novels or stories since I left college a little over 25 years ago until I started reading Doorway Buck at the time of your first public offering. the story has re-kindled my reading interest greatly.

]]> Comment on Greetings… From Ben’s Branch (Home of The DOORWAY Buck) by Les http://doorwaybuck.com/theblog/?p=3&cpage=1#comment-2 Les Fri, 22 Feb 2008 14:56:08 +0000 http://doorwaybuck.com/theblog/?p=3#comment-2 Having had the privilege of reading the advanced public chapters over at http://www.faintertrails.com I am looking forward to more of you superb writing and the wisdom contained within. Having had the privilege of reading the advanced public chapters over at http://www.faintertrails.com
I am looking forward to more of you superb writing and the wisdom contained within.

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