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      The Dragon’s Lair

      © 2025 The Dragon’s LairBy FlatDaddy If you squinted a little, Waco, Texas in 1955 looked quite like one of those quaint, almost country big towns, you’d see on the cover of “The Saturday Evening Post.” It was a quiet Baptist...

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      • Okay, I was the older sibling, and I would never do something like that to my sister. Sure, we fought but that was normal. To make you believe he was taken by someone and hurt or killed was mean. Good story

        • True story, too. And boys are very different — at least in Texas, at least in military families. Larry now is a very gentle man who would do anything for me — or anyone else, for that matter. Thanks for your comments.

      • What doesn’t kill ya makes you tougher? While we didn’t have a lair like yours, our favorite swimming hole had raw sewage draining into it. I love these kinds of tales, as you know. An entertaining story, for certain.

        • Thanks, Sam, as always, though I’ll never catch up to you. But I have become a tough old bird over all these years. Doesn’t keep me from squawking now and then, though.

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      To My Daughter

      To My DaughterBy FlatDaddyRight now you're busy growing toesand limiting your mother's wardrobe --a tiny sailor floating in your own private sea,the only creature in your world.And yet, tonight, you are surrounded by friends,Good friends who bring you your...

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      Desert Wishes

      Funny thins kin happen out on the desert. Even when you got plenty a grub an a wide-brimmed hat to keep the sun from bakin yer brains, it’s not too unusual to see somthin well -- difrent.When Cooter Ryan...

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      • This story started out funny but by the end it got sad and dark … Indeed, a story of true friendship. One friend wanted the other to hear him and the deaf friend wanted to find the other in the desert.
        I found it funny how the devil-coyote spoke with a Texan accent, too! 😀

        Al

        • I used to have an audio of this one, but it disappeared. I hope you got my reply to your comment about Rabbit Jack; I ;eft a link to an Audio version so you can hear the accent.

          By the way, the coyote didn’t speak that way; Cooter is telling the story, so it is him you hear. 🙂

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      Of Elephants and Toads

      Of Elephants and ToadsDid you know that Austin, Texas was once the only place in the world where elephants could be found?In fact, in 1742, Austin had more elephants than people. The majestic beasts lived along the banks of...

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