Gary FriendshuhWhen I became a father, I also became a storyteller, and a lot of my stories were based upon my personal life experiences. Some were told or put down on paper to remind me of some important lesson I had learned.Above all I loved life, was grateful fo my life, and thought life should be an adventure. Nature, family, and adventure kept childhood and adult peer pressure out of my life. I never felt it. But I always said I was born two hundred years too late. Although I am not a Native American, I was one with them in spirit. As a boy and a man, I was, and am, often in a breech cloth and a pair of moccasins in some remote place. It just seemed natural to tell my stories in a setting that was wild and free. Read More Read Less