Homer's Point of ViewDon't forget that Homer updates with a new article every week. Click here for the summaries and a link to the newest article. IntroductionHomer Whitlow is a purely fictional character created by David Johnson. Homer's Point of View is an ongoing scenario. It is not just a story about a cast of characters led by widow Isabel Whitlow and Micah Davenport. Homer's Point of View is a snapshot of the human condition as observed during the 1980s by a dog in a very rural setting in an old fashioned country town. New Recipes are Coming Online! Great Coffee is a Click Away! ...And don't miss: Homer 's Multi-Part Novella!For those of you who have admired Dave & Homer's style of writing, there's news! Dave has begun a multipart novella which details more than just the front-porch-musings of our beloved Homer from the Faded Glory Inn. Excerpts From Homer's Point of View"...At 78 and stronger than a small elephant, Louella is quite petite, somewhat nearsighted, and just maybe a bit clumsy; so, when she crimps and rims the dough off the edges of her pies or cuts out her biscuits or cookies, she creates a veritable "doughstorm" for any critter lucky enough to be lurking on the floor of her kitchen...." from Louella's Lighter Than Air Biscuits "...Rain or shine, I traditionally rode in the bed of Ray's pickup, always having to dodge the jack and spare tire which would slide back and forth when Ray would accelerate, take a curve, or just put on the brakes." from Men And Pickup Trucks "...So many times I have heard it said that somewhere in every house is a stash of unmatched socks that has somehow gotten lost in the dryer. Wrong! In most cases, we know exactly where each of those missing socks has gone. " from Our Noses Know! "...These days, Spook regularly holds court at the Inn, and he rarely misses an opportunity to upstage me in my bid for our guests' attention and gracious handouts. Still, he is more of a pest than an enemy. I guess I can be grateful for one thing; at least he's not a dog or a cat." from Spook and the Mynah Miracle "...I realize that babies really need their nourishment, I try never to snatch food from children under a year old. Even we dogs have a moral compass." from Like Taking Candy From a Baby |
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