Tractor Time When this old world starts getting me down And people are just too much for me to face. I climb way up to the top of the stairs And all my cares just drift right into space. On the ...
Read More »December 18 The Heavenly Choir
The Heavenly Choir Christmas season—The Dry Creek Church choir sings beautifully in a way beyond ...
Read More »Dec. 4: Santa Claus is Coming . . . to School
My short story collection, Christmas Jelly, was written in 32 chapters. This allows you (the reader) to enjoy one chapter per day beginning on December 1 and ending on January 1. Here’s today’s serving of Christmas Jelly! Enjoy! Santa Claus is Coming . . . to School ...
Read More »Get ready for a spoonful of Christmas Jelly
A word from Curt Tomorrow,December 1, begins a daily blog of chapters from our short story collection, Christmas Jelly. The foreword below shares how you and your family can use these stories to brighten the Christmas season. Enjoy. DeDe and I and the Creekbank family ...
Read More »A Reader Favorite: “The Evening Holler”
My brother-in-law Gordy Glaser’s favorite Creekbank story is “The Evening Holler.” This is the first story from my first book, Stories from the Creekbank. Seventeen years later, it is still my most requested story. Enjoy an audio file of The Evening Holler read by ...
Read More »December 19 Christmas Jelly: “Tractor Time”
Tractor Time When this old world starts getting me down And people are just too much for me to face. I climb way up to the top of the stairs And all my cares just drift right into space. On the ...
Read More »December 22: A Gift from DQ
The following story comes from chapter 22 of our short story collection, Christmas Jelly. A Gift from DQ Christmas is a time for gifts, and there are all types of gifts. The best gifts come from our hands and hearts. They are ...
Read More »Dec. 8: Christmas Jelly . . . and Mandela’s Death
Scroll down to read today’s story from Christmas Jelly. Meeting Nelson Mandela on the Damascus Road It’s big news all over Africa. Nelson Mandela has died. “Mandiba” (his African name) was loved by Africans and rightfully respected by the world. When I heard of ...
Read More »Dec. 5: Christmas and the word, “Believe . . .”
What it Means to Believe This excerpt from my recent novel, A Spent Bullet, is a conversation between Harry Miller, a young soldier and Levon Reed, the father of the girl he plans to marry. It’s a conversation between two men about belief. A ...
Read More »January 1: A New Year
January 1 Lagniappe: A New Year Scroll down to read Epilogue and Postscript Our wonderful Cajun culture has a unique word. Lagniappe. It means something extra, and goes back to the rural tradition of shop owners giving faithful customers a little something ...
Read More »The Man in the Hat . . . and Ed and Kat King
His face softened as he extended his hand. His grip was just as strong as I expected. I hope mine was too. “Sir, I really mean it. I appreciate what you did for our country.”
Read More »“I am Lottie Moon” Week at The Creek
Learn more about Lottie Moon by scrolling down* or visiting her Wikipedia page. You can also learn more and give directly to the Lottie Moon Mission Offering. Hey Friends, December 1-8 is the Week of Prayer among our denomination. It is the time when we ...
Read More »Wal Mart in the Sahara: Thoughts on the Self-Aware Life
Friday, November 23, 2012 Black Friday: A Wal Mart in the Sahara “It is the most important rule of the desert. You must learn to watch, to be sure, and always remember ...
Read More »Get a FREE e-book copy of Christmas Jelly!
So with Thanksgiving in our sights, we here at Creekbank stories want to share some holiday love with folks. Right now, continuing until December 1st, sign up for our Newsletter and get a free e-book of Christmas Jelly! https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/248228 Tell your friends! Remember, we send ...
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