For Men Who Do Not Wear Their Wedding Band….

Posted on December 3, 2007 by Lyn Newton

Weddings, ceremonies, and wedding bands usually carry much more sentimental value to women than to men. Many men are not into symbolism and sentimental value. While, most women will never be caught without their bridal set, men can have a very different view. I know many men that do not wear their wedding band for very long after the wedding is over. They all have some excuse that usually deals with the dangers of getting it caught in something while working or that men are not supposed to wear jewelry and they cannot get used to the way that it … Continue reading →

The Rifle – Gary Paulsen

Posted on April 14, 2007 by Tristi Pinkston

Okay, men, this book’s for you! I often look at the books I choose to review and lament that I don’t seem to have enough variety for the menfolk. I repent, and I present to you “The Rifle” by Gary Paulsen. Our main character in this book is not a person at all, but rather a rifle, handcrafted by master gunsmith Cornish McManus in the year 1768. He was accustomed to making everyday, run-of-the-mill rifles, but when he picked up the piece of wood that would become the stock for this particular firearm, he knew it had to be something … Continue reading →