Join us for Episode 15 of the Creekbank Podcast.

Today, we're sharing "Watch Out for the Fish." It's one of my favorite stories to tell.

Thanks for being a faithful listener. We'd love to hear from you at curt@creekbank.net

This story is also on our YouTube Channel @curtiles56.

We have over 1500 blog posts cataloged at www.creekbank.net.

You don't have to read them all this week, but I believe you'll enjoy leafing through our past blogs.

As always, Enjoy!

Curt

Join Curt as he shares that things aren't always the way we see them.

Meet a stray cat named Sam in the Walmart parking lot.

This is episode 14 in Season 1.

Enjoy!

My Dad, Clayton Iles, was a remarkable man.

He spent his entire blue-collar career as a surveyor for the Highway Department, but he spent his entire life loving other people.

Daddy was the most fascinating person I’ve known. Today’s story is taken from my third short story collection, Wind in the Pines. I believe you’ll be moved by Daddy’s treatise on a healthy view on death.

There are many more stories like this at www.creekbank.net

I have well over 1000 blogs, and "Brother Hodges' Sermon" has always been a reader favorite.

I've told the story hundreds of times since I wrote it in 2001.

It continues to move people.

I hope it moves you as it has me.

Enjoy!

SCI

Curt iles

Happy April Fool’s Day

I love April Fool’s Day. I’m an unreformed prankster. I’ve pulled some fine pranks on April 1, and just as importantly, I’ve had a multitude of pranks on me. Don’t dish it out if you can’t take it.

This is my favorite April Fool’s story.

A red cardinal.

A man who loved to fly.

The joy of doing what you love.

Most of you know how the Dry Creek Old House is a special part of my life.

It's been mostly dark and empty since 1970.

I decided to change that one cold night.

I turned every light on and the magic began.

Enjoy!

Please share with your friends.

You'll enjoy this week's podcast, "I'm Sorry. Will you forgive me?"

We'll start our story with a memorable encounter at the Rapides Parish Courthouse, then travel the rough roads of South Sudan before turning for home with a lesson to remember.

Enjoy!

You can read this story at our blog https://www.creekbank.net/im-sorry-will-you-forgive-me/

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