Brian’s Profile and E-Mail
Hi there!!! I am very friendly and you can contact me anytime at
“Send Hummingbunny E-Mail”. My name is Brian, and I am 48 years old. I have lived in Florida for the last twelve years. My wife and I have been married for 25 wonderful years and are happier now than ever. Thank you God for your many blessings.
We have two cats, Punkin and Vincent but no children. My wife is disabled and does not work.
I am the author of 500 poems and counting, most of them in my poetry blog, “My Muse,My Poetry,My Life”.
Our novel can be purchased at Amazon.com or Barnes and Nobles.com This is the direct link to my webpage at Outskirts.com with the ordering information.
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Blessing~ 1991-2008
Hi Brian
May I add your blog to my list of blogs–I have your wife’s blog there–and I would like yours also
thanks
Cathy
Hai…
if have gmail or yahoo id ..?
I want to chat with you
Okay sweet man …here it goes….
Who ARE you? You say and do the nicest things for me. Gratitude isn’t a big enough word to describe how wonderful it is to have you around.
You have been added to my favorite list and somehow I think that we will get along just fine.
Oh!…and I must go to your wifes blog also…see who is married to such a nice/old fashioned/ kind of guy
Happy new year Brian
Darlene
I have a cousin in the Villages – he loves it there – your photographs are wondrous things – well done!
Hi Brian and Diane,
Thanks for visiting my site today.I have not had time to read all of yours , but I will keep you on my list to read. Baba
I’m writing to let you know that I’ve added a link to your blog onto the side bar of my own site. As a survivor I’m trying to reach out and connect with as many other survivors in the wordpress community as I can. My blog is fairly new so I thought adding links to other survivor blogs that I stumble across might be a good place to start. If for any reason you would like me to remove the link to your site please let me know. I can be reached at anistar@withdissonance.net. And if at anytime in the future you’d like to add a link to my site from any of your own pages that would be fine with me. Thanks so much.
Hope Sent,
~ Ani
Fighting mad is Carol? LOL!!! Where is the picture?
My Costa Rica photo was with my daughter the day before Primetime aired. We flew back to the States that night… and it was really the last day of happiness I had for a very long time. Glad to report that life is pretty rocking now.
FYI- The trial, Ogborn v. McDonald’s et al begins September 10th- you may already know this… and, McD’s is taking Louise’s deposistion for the 4th time on August 6. Send good thoughts into the Universe for her. She is something else.
Wow Brian, you are a very talented guy! Fantastic blog!
How coincidental Brian. I happen to know Louise and her family. Her father Brian rode my school bus. I’m not sure how old Brian is but I am 45 and I think he is around 43 or so. His wifes name is Diane. They live in Taylorsville, Ky. Brian was scout master for cub scouts. Dianne was Den leader and Louise came to all the meetings. I was assistant den leader. Louise is a good kid that was brought up to respect authority and do what she was told. Up to a certain point I think that is what happened. Then by the time she knew it was wrong she couldn’t get out of it. I dream about her often.
Hi Brian. You have nice bright and happy blog! A blog which I am sure is just like you! I have added you to my blogroll.
Guess I should have come here before…but well, now I will go through your posts by and by.
Brian,
You have captured my emotions with the 21st Century poem. With your permission I wish to use it for a speech in one of my classes. I will of course give your name as the author. I would really appreciate this.
Brian!
Kate from over at Why did the insulin die! I have been pleasantly distracted by your immensely entertaining blog! I really must add you to my blog roll, it will be a breath of fresh air to have you in there, it is saturated with D blogs at present. I know that I must sound like a very OCD Mum in relation to Diabetes, but then again,in some ways I am sure you can relate.
Just wanted to let you know that Lance leads a deliciously oblivious life. His diabetes just slots into his life-if it’s an issue, we fix it up. It is my eyes and ears that see and hear all of the ignorance and discrimination in the world, therefore I must write to vent. My son is not your every day six year old. He can have a conversation with you better than a lot of 17 year olds can, and he is is highly intelligent and intuitive.
I guess in some ways it is impossible for a kid diagnosed with T1 to lead a ‘normal’ life. He has met many other diabetics-but he doesn’t feel a kindredmess with them..he understands them, but he doesn’t feel like he “belongs” or fits in better with them. He is SUCH an individual-he oozes charm, charisma,he possesses a sensational venacular, and an incredible memory. He is the king of metaphors, and wise old sayings.Diabetes affects me MUCH more than it does him. (emotionally of course.)
Please wish your wife the very best for me! I always have such admiration for a veteran-it takes a lot of hard work to get from year to year! Love your work..I’ll definitely be stopping by now that I am aquainted with an eccentric!
Peace out—K8
I was stunned to know that I have your book. After coming across the comment you wrote me I came to your page and there it was… Thank you for the kind comment. I really appreciate it.
-Samantha
Brian, wanted to tell you that I really enjoy reading your blog! And btw thanks for mentioning that post of mine about migrants. Honoured.
Happy Christmas Break Bunny Boy!!!!
It’s always nice to see your name on our blog
Wishing you and Diane a wonderful Day together..I’ll check back to what you have been up to.
Kate.
Hi Brian
Merry Christrmas and I will talk in 4 days. Lance. I typed this myself!
Hi Brian and Diane!!
Happy Holidays from Brisbane to Florida! We hope you have enjoyed the break together and that Diane is feeling better.
May this year you get a Bulk Order from a book company for “Real Magic” hehe.
In all seriousness, I’d like to thank you for reading our blog that is still very new, but we are delighted with the response. It is very valuable to have “Truth is Freedom” on our blogroll.
It’s been fantastic getting to know you in only such a small length of time.
Kate
Hi Brian, you left a comment on my blog and yes, I do accept books to review and would be honored to review yours. PLease email me at sassylucylootoo@yahoo.com
Thanks for stopping by.
Happy New Year Brian and Diane ^_^
Brian, I tagged you for a meme but for some reason it didn’t appear here, the pingback I mean. Well, do it only if you feel like!
Congratulations on your first book. I wish you many more and much success.
Awesome Job Brian in getting your book out there!
I just got my gas rebate, hmmm wonder what I should spend it on?
PS thanks for all your kind words for my meager poems.
Hazel.
Hi, Brian,
Thanks for visiting my blog. Wow! I changed my theme today and I think I picked the same theme as you–but yours is a little different on the sides. Congratulations regarding your book.
I can’t wait to read more on your site.
Take Care,
Carolina
Hai Brian, I don’t if you are interested but well here I go!=D
I tag you in a game of Three Thing Tag, do check it out @ http://riikainfinityy.com/2010/09/07/three-thing-tag-and-an-awardd/
+ an award for you at the bottom of the post, have fun!<3
Thanks for the invite. I don’t have time to participate in any tagging. Too busy.
stumbled across your blog, i think its brilliant. try and visit mine when you find time, i think we share alot of common perspectives.