Shirley
Wednesday, November 11, 2009 5:30 PM
shirley@nutheadproductions.com

Love the new photo you chose for "The Weaver's Tale", Bro. Perfect. And I'm still snivelling over the youtube video, "Morning Has Broken", that Marcel put together. EVERYone should go watch it. It's so lovely.

Love ya forever,
Sis

Lee Brown
Wednesday, November 11, 2009 5:08 PM
lee@msinter.net

Cozy here.

Tara Leigh Parks
Wednesday, November 11, 2009 8:50 AM
taraleighparks@gmail.com

hi! love what i've read here.

---Tara Leigh Parks

David Coyote
Thursday, August 27, 2009 2:30 PM
dcoyote@san.rr.com

This is a new one on me, dear Sister Shirley! Your comments always meet my approval! After all, I do little more than appreciate other's interests and talents, and hope they keep coming back again and again!

Until then, thanks for visiting The Den.

coyote

Karen Sayers
Thursday, August 27, 2009 7:38 AM
ksayers@san.rr.com

Hi David,

This is a drop-by to let you know I visited your site and enjoyed it. I tried signing the Guest Book, but it wouldn't let me. Oops! [Fixed it! S] You are a very talented writer. Love the Room Full of Rainbows. Still reading. I get snippets of free time to glance a line or two. That's pretty bad, I know. Hope you are well. I'll drop-by the site again soon. I like it.

Karen Sayers (Dr. Pacella's nurse)

Bill Clabby
Thursday, August 13, 2009 10:11 PM

Thanks, David!

I enjoyed his poetry. How are you doing these days? (Must be lonely without Pamela).

--Bill Clabby

Gary Johns
Thursday, August 13, 2009 7:30 PM
gary@garyjohns.com

David,

It's kind of you to invite an old coot like Wendell to appear in the den. Of course, you know he can write a poem without even trying.

Gary Johns Garé d'Jean Gerhardt Johannes

Wendy
Tuesday, July 28, 2009 5:41 AM
gwendy1979@gmail.com

Hi! It's Wendy! ;o)

I enjoyed talking with you and hearing about your wonderful wife. Be well and never stop being the child that you are.

John Posey
Sunday, July 26, 2009 9:46 PM
johnposey@comcast.net

Hello my good friend !!

Just re-read some of your poems. Like the ones with your soothing voice. Amazing !! It sounds just like your voice at poolside in Cabo!

Sent you an e-mail too.

Birdy here! Aka da SJ SumnerWoof!
Wednesday, July 15, 2009 7:26 AM
http://birdandbuffalotails.blogspot.com
birdandbuffalo@hotmail.com

Birdy here! Aka da SJ SumnerWoof!

mojavebc
Saturday, June 13, 2009 3:50 PM
mojavebc@yahoo.com

Ann Walters - great writing.

How are you? Just finished the new Annie Proulx book...Just the Way it is. Excellent writing.

Newest thing going: an amazing compost pile and garden plans.

Newest thing learned: Why fisherman do fake casting...to dry the fly thingy!! Thanks Ann!

Always best wishes are sent your way.

A Little Hawk
Friday, June 12, 2009 11:57 AM
http:/www.quillandparchment.com
alittlehawk@aol.com

Truly enjoyed Anne walters flash fiction! I could hear the silver singing river and the song the Salmon sing!

John & Ruth Posey
Friday, June 12, 2009 3:36 PM

Hello my friend David Coyote.  Hope all is well.  Not much here, but waiting for hot weather.  Ruth and I send our best to you.

John & Ruth Posey

A Little Hawk
Saturday, May 30, 2009 8:19 AM
http://www.quillandparchment.com/
alittlehawk@aol.com

} a little hawk was here!

Barbara Bales
Friday, May 29, 2009 6:04 AM
http://barbtries.blogspot.com
barbtries@gmail.com

We go back to WBM or another writer's community from a few years ago. I'm switching out my email and still want to receive yours.

Trish
Tuesday, May 19, 2009 8:10 AM
www.myspace.com/trishleasercobb
trishcobb@cox.net

Greetings from Wichita, Kansas! Just poked my head in to catch up on your latest additions & so glad I did! I enjoyed one of your latest poems "The Right Thing" and wanted to thank you for sharing :)

Hope all is well and tell everyone we said ((((HELLO))))

Trish (your former neighbor)

Ed M.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009 8:07 AM
emaggio@aegisthera.com

David:

Your poetry never ceases to amaze me. I often joke with my friends that "it would be a better world without people in it." But you have the gift of capturing "our better angels". This world could use a lot more of what you offer.

Your friend as always, Ed M.

Jo B
Wednesday, May 13, 2009 4:32 AM

Hi David, this is such a peaceful place in the chaos that is cyberworld. I’ve been visiting here and following the footprints, and every time I come away rejuvenated by the beauty of the words, the photos, the music…

Much love to you for creating this corner of peace.
Jo B.

Sunil Raja
Tuesday, April 28, 2009 2:01 PM
sunil_raja@hotmail.com

Hi David,We met at Sheraton, Kauai first week of April during the Hula Performance (my daughter was sitting beside you). It was nice talking to you and I look forward to reading your poetry and stories.

Regards,
Sunil Raja
San Jose, CA

Melissa Matoushek RN
Saturday, April 25, 2009 8:23 PM
missymat19@yahoo.com

sstouffer
Tuesday, April 21, 2009 11:17 PM
sstouffer@san.rr.com

Hi David,I was at your house a few days ago...

Terri M.
Thursday, April 09, 2009 9:37 AM

Great Site!! I am "glad" I took the time to visit and enjoy. I'll be back! Terri M.

Colleen & Tomeko
Saturday, April 04, 2009 3:14 PM
colleencockett@hotmail.com

aloha, It's colleen and tomeko from the sheraton kauai Happy Easter and God Bless you always..

Shirley Harshenin
Saturday, April 04, 2009 3:50 PM
www.nutheadproductions.com
shirley@nutheadproductions.com

Woof-woof woofy-woof and WOOF! Who knew? ;o)

I miss you, Furball. Thinking of you on the island and surrounding you in LOVE and LIGHT. May your stay fill you with peace, health, and well-being.

Did Warty and the kids go along this time? I forgot to ask. Maybe they're holding down the fort for you.

Sure do think the world of you, Bro.

LOVE,
ynnhss

Kim Manner
Monday, March 30, 2009 2:22 AM
Kmanner@hawaii.rr.com

Aloha David, It was really nice meeting you on the flight today. I hope you have a wonderful trip while you're back home in the islands. Your website was such a relaxing way to end my day! I really enjoyed your writing and pictures.

Take care and God bless,
Kim

Pat Williams
Thursday, March 19th 2009 - 05:54:13 AM
Strmdncr52@aol.com

I don't get over here as often as I'd like.
But, I do stop in now and then.

Beep! Beep!

Hugs

JOHN POSEY
Wednesday, March 18th 2009 - 08:38:06 PM
johnposey@comcast.net

Hello my good friend David Coyote. Read your wonderful poem "If I could sing." I recognized the deck from your back yard, and it reminded me of our brief but warm vist with you and Pamela in December.

Just about ready to visit your awesome Playa Grande Casa and will of course be thinking of you both.

becky benayas
Wednesday, March 18th 2009 - 03:46:25 PM
becky.benayas@yahoo.com

David,
I just read your beautiful poem you wrote on March 17th. It was deeply touching. I hope time will heal your heart and you will share many more poems with us...

Take Care,
Becky

John C. Mannone
Wednesday, March 18th 2009 - 01:46:45 PM
jcmannone@earthlink.net
http://home.earthlink.net/~jcmannone/

Concerning your poem, "If I Could Sing",

I see that you have used that lovely picture of the fallen mulberry leaves. It had moved me also to write Mulberry Leaves back in mid January.

I see here a poignant poem, David. It so clearly shows me how death is all around us pressing into the bittersweet mystery of life coaxing it’s inevitable change to itself, to death. Yes, I can hear the narrator saying, “if I could only sing, I’d shout it from the rooftops, “I love you,” but even though the roof has crumbled, I’ll whisper it to you even louder while you sleep.”

Blessings,
John

Louie the Fish!
Wednesday, March 18th 2009 - 12:51:21 PM
louiethefish@yahoo.com
http://www.louiethefish.com, www.parrotheadcirclehook.com

Aloha Ya'll!
I carve wee fish and Hawaiian fishhook pendants. check out my sites!
I also guide fly fishers here on Oahu for our huge bonefish!
I also play blues Harmonica, and once played at David's house Thats That Farm up in Volcano, when I married a stunning Dutch girl for a Green Card. She went home with her boyfriend, I continued playing blues with the band untill the wee hours at my own wedding reception!
The really amazing thing is that I remember anything from those chemically enhanced years!!
Tightlines,
Louie the Fish

Sharmagne Leland-St. John
Wednesday, February 18th 2009 - 08:59:19 AM
ALittleHawk@aol.com
http://www.quillandparchment.com/

What a lovely way to spend te morning, wandering around in David's Coyote Den. I'll be back soon to enjoy more or your trickster talents!

Bravo!

Wendell Tomlin
Sunday, February 15th 2009 - 07:16:39 AM
greyfriars@earthlink.net

Back again, ssnooping around and trying to find out how old you are.

How old are you?

Wendell

Chris & Trish Cobb
Saturday, February 14th 2009 - 09:51:05 AM
trishcobb@san.rr.com
http://myspace.com/trishleasercobb

David,
I just was reading your guest book & seen the post where Pamela is no longer with us. I am saddened by this post & want you to know that you and her are in our thoughts. Please, let us know if you need anything. She was a kind spirit & I know she will be missed! Keep up the awesome short stories & poems! Take care Trish & family

Kelly
Tuesday, February 10th 2009 - 02:13:24 PM
Kelly_Shaw2001@yahoo.com

Come by sometime...anytime. The Northern shoreline misses you.

Jenny and Kelly

We are very saddened to hear about Pamela's passing. Although she is gone, your wonderful memories will always remain. Your "Weaver's Tale" says it all. Pamela was so amazing and so inspirational to us all. Now, she is at peace and her suffering is over. She will be missed by all who knew her. We can't imagine what you are going through. Please let is know if there is anything we can do. You are both in our prayers.

With our prayers and sympathy,
The Germain Family

Pat Williams
Tuesday, February 3rd 2009 - 05:23:42 AM
Strmdncr52@aol.com

Dear David,
I am so very sorry to hear about Pamela's passing. I know how much she meant to you. Stay strong my friend, you are both in my prayers.

Love, Prayers and Hugs

Pat

Paul Germain
Friday, January 23rd 2009 - 08:40:40 PM
pgermain@cox.net

Greetings David. We continue to pray for you and Pam. All the best!

JOHN POSEY
Friday, January 23rd 2009 - 02:58:44 PM
johnposey@comcast.net

Hello Coyote;

Read "roomful of rainbows". Great book with vivid writing style and very captivating. Read it in one sitting. My kind of reading. Thank you and give princess our very best wishes.

John C. Mannone
Saturday, January 17th 2009 - 11:06:01 AM
jcmannone@earthlink.net
http://home.earthlink.net/~jcmannone/

Concerning The Weaver's Tale

Hi David,

I saw this before and meant to comment on it, but got distracted. Thanks for sharing it again.

A very nice parable indeed. And though not specifically a Christian writing, it is consistent with many things I am familiar with--in oarticular, the triumph over Death by Life.

A few years ago I wrote a poem simply called "Hope" in the wake of the Katrina disaster. I won't reproduce it here, except for the first lines,

"Hope is not a loose thread dangling in the wind. Rather a strand strengthened with the bands of faith and the strings of the heart."

Of course, there is allusion to some scriptures, but these are universally applicable to all caring people, cultures, faiths.

For example, when these words from Saint Paul,

"And now abides faith, hope, love, these three; but the greatest of these is love."
--1 Corinthians 13:13

are combined with the wisdom of King Solomon,

"Two are better than one; because they have a good reward for their labour. For if they fall, the one will lift up his fellow: but woe to him that is alone when he falls; for he doesn't have another to help him up. Again, if two lie together, then they have heat, but how can one be warm alone? And if one prevail against him, two shall withstand him; and a threefold cord is not quickly broken."
--Ecclesiastes 4: 9-12

it is easy to see how your parable is proverbial.

Thanks,
John

P.S. As an aside, with the bitter cold many of us have been experiencing lately, the Ecclesiastes verses also remind me of "a three dog night," not the artist, but the principle behind that idiom.

Debbie
Monday, January 19th 2009 - 09:18:53 AM
Debbie@nebcal.com

It was a pleasure printing your business cards and meeting you and looking at your beautiful car.

Thanks
Debbie from Neb-Cal Printing

Dawn
Sunday, January 18th 2009 - 09:58:30 AM
dawnydare@yahoo.com

The Weavers tale is a brillant and beautiful story. Well done!!

Kel
Saturday, January 17th 2009 - 05:34:39 PM
kelly_Shaw200@yahoo.com

The Weaver's Tale.

Beautiful, David, but more than that, so true. Jenny and I send our deeply felt love for you both.

Kel

Ally Benbrook
Saturday, January 17th 2009 - 04:33:48 PM
ally@allybenbrook.com
http://www.allybenbrook.com

Awww David ... your parable is a tear-jerker. The love you and Pamela share will never be unwoven.

Ally

Wendell Tomlin
Saturday, January 17th 2009 - 10:01:40 AM
greyfriars@earthlik.net

I have been David's fan for a long time. "The Weaver's Tale" is exquisitely beautiful. If I recall properly, when he put it in my office on Zooetrope.com he casually remarked: "I just had to write something this morning," as though he was commenting on what sort of cereal he'd had.

Wendell Tomlin

becky benayas
Wednesday, January 7th 2009 - 09:09:36 AM
becky.benayas@yahoo.com

David,
I had a lovely visit with you and Pamela. I was deeply blessed with the ability to help you both make your arrangements for your final resting place here at Glen Abbey Memorial Park. I look forward to exploring your website for many days ahead. I also left with all your copies! I will put them in the mail today.

Take Care,
Becky

Anthony
Friday, December 5th 2008 - 11:20:38 AM
anthony@prodigy.net
http://bolant.hit.bg/ritalin/ritalin-history.html

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Nicki Starr
Tuesday, November 4th 2008 - 10:38:01 AM
nickistarr@sbcglobal.net

David-Was wonderful meeting another peaceful soul at the "sole shoe shop"! U have an amazing aura and energy for life! I look forward to meeting Pamela @ Civil Disobedience Btq one day soon!

Smiles and cheers!
Nicki Starr

Harley Lipitz
Friday, October 31st 2008 - 02:43:32 PM
hlipitz@sbcglobal.net

Hello David:

I just wanted to follow up and say hello after I met you and your lovely wife at the Boathouse. I wish you all the best.

Sincerely,
Harley Lipitz

Erik Pendleton
Wednesday, October 22nd 2008 - 08:50:30 PM
erik.pendleton@starwoodvo.com

Aloha David and Pamela and Greetings from the Garden Island,

It felt great meeting you both and I look forward to seeing you both in Hawaii soon.

Cheers,
Erik

PAPALANI Gelato
Thursday, October 9th 2008 - 06:35:49 PM
info@papalanigelto.com
http://www.papalanigelato.com

Thanks for stopping in and talking to us. We appreciate your delight in trying our product and have enjoyed your website....

Brian Howlett
Tuesday, September 30th 2008 - 07:42:59 AM
brian.howlett@ge.com

It was a pleasure talking with you at the Coronado Speed Festival last weekend. I certainly hope you enjoyed the weekend and the amazing cars that participated in the event.

Hope to see you at some of next year's vintage racing events.

All the best to you.

Brian...111

Crystal
Friday, September 26th 2008 - 12:33:31 PM
W_T_Bear@Yahoo.com

David,
It was wonderful to meet you and Pamela at Disneyland. I really enjoyed having you both as my guests on the Lily Bell. It was such a pleasure to get to know you. I will be keeping both of you in my thoughts.

Crystal
Disney Cast Member

David - I met you and Pam at Disneyland, enjoyed your company.

Jaye Rose
Sunday, May 18th 2008 - 02:34:10 PM
newperception@gmail.com

Just met you in the lobby of Playa Grande today (05/18/2008) it was a pleasure sir.

My girlfriend and I were sitting beside you at Playa Grande when the whales came by ...you said you would post the pictures...good luck with you and your wifes cancer..Sunshine and Smiles
Pam

Carroll Goldsworth
Saturday, July 19th 2008 - 04:55:07 AM
aguangan@aol.com

Cool place, David.

jerry wall
Tuesday, July 8th 2008 - 09:16:09 PM
jerryw@healey.org

david & pamela,

enjoyed visiting with you at Healeys on the Bay in san diego last week. looking forward to our paths crossing again on a Healey trail.

cheers,
jerry

Ray Juncal
Saturday, July 5th 2008 - 12:36:20 PM
healeyray@yahoo.com
http://healeyray.com

David

How nice it was to spend time with you at Conclave. Your web page is wonderful. I am dyslexic so anyone who can create with the written word amazes me. Your photos and travel logs were more accessible for me. Very nice images.

See you at the next Healey gathering.

Regards
Ray Juncal

terry Weiner
Saturday, June 28th 2008 - 09:33:30 PM
terryweiner@sbcglobal.net

HI,Other Guy,

I suppose you are in the kitchen cleaning up after Warty Lahoof's latest culinary coup. It must be a challenge living with such an ego as his.

How and you and Pamela this week after the Solstice? I have been thinking about you two lately and wondering whether I could come up to your delightful haven and bird garden in lovely Penasquitos.

I am glad to see you are still keeping up with your creative endeavors. How about an email soon?

Happy Summer.

I hope I can visit soon.

Terry

Wendell Tomlin
Monday, June 16th 2008 - 12:21:39 PM
greyfriars@earthlink.net

Hello David,

Once again think of you and the lovely Pamela. I cain't help it. It's in my nature.

Wendell Tomlin

Elsie O'Day
Sunday, June 15th 2008 - 06:57:10 PM
mims_0631@yahoo.com

I love this place!

JOHN POSEY
Monday, May 26th 2008 - 10:53:34 AM
johnposey@comcast.net

Thank you for the fantastic Cabo pictures. The pics of the entire cast were awesome, but the birds were even better. And I can now make a mean Bloody Ceaser thanks to you. If the price of fuel doesn't go to $8.00 a gallon, we'll see you next year to continue our journey with our fine Cabo neighbors.

John & Ruth Posey

Beryn Lindemann
Sunday, May 18th 2008 - 07:51:35 PM
sweetkiki2011@hotmail.com

Hi David. It's Beryn from Playa Grande. Hope you had a great week here and have had a safe trip home. I like your page. You have some very nice poems. I forwarded the link to my sister in Oceanside, I know she will like it. She likes to write poems and stories too.
It was really nice meeting you and your wife. You are both really wonderful people. I look forward to seeing you again next year.

Your friend in cabo,
Beryn

JOHN POSEY
Wednesday, April 30th 2008 - 09:32:06 PM
johnposey@comcast.net

Hello Cabo Neighbors!!

Well one good thing about sending in an IRS check is that Cabo time is only a few weeks away. Might have enough money left over to buy you and Pam a pool side drink. Suppose we'll see the birds leave their nest this year from our patio? It was an awesome sight. Hope all is well and look forward to seeing you again soon.

Eric Naire
Wednesday, April 23rd 2008 - 09:32:19 PM
gotmilk24@san.rr.com

Hi. I'm looking forward to working with you. Great website.

Ally Benbrook
Thursday, April 17th 2008 - 10:23:53 AM
awebb@webbshade.com
http://www.webbshade.com

Hi David!

I really enjoyed chatting with you and Pamela at the British Car Run last Sunday. And I've just spent the last hour perusing your wonderful website. I feel like I was on the trip with Warty, The Princess, Iris, and the other guy. What fun you all must have had! It's very impressive that Iris went the entire way and back again. Your phots are beautiful, please put me on your list and let me know when you add new things.

Ally

Amber Wieschowski
Thursday, April 17th 2008 - 06:56:51 AM
wieschowskiamber@hotmail.com
http://atlanta schools.com

that was really really cool!

Mike Benbrook
Sunday, April 13th 2008 - 03:37:54 PM
mbenbrook@sbcglobal.net
http://webbdesigns.com

David,

Enjoy the talk about the MG's and the drive at Rolling British Car Day.

Mike

John Kern
Wednesday, March 19th 2008 - 11:51:18 AM
kern_j@yahoo.com

David,

I felt the need for inspiration this morning and this was just the ticket, as you had said. Thanks so much!

Markus Wieland
Friday, March 14th 2008 - 09:37:58 AM
markuswharfside@hotmail.com
http://markuswharfsiderestaurant.com

Hi there! I was nice meeting you and a pleasure to feed you and your family. Take care and we will see you next time!

Sincerely,

Markus and Tatum
Markus' Wharfside Restaurant, Sooke. B.C

Marcel DeClercq
Tuesday, March 4th 2008 - 07:57:44 AM
jrnemo@comcast.net

Scruffy, I'm gettin' me one of yer books soon as the eagle squats - heck, I might get two.

Julie Ann Shapiro
Friday, February 29th 2008 - 10:38:09 PM
julie@julieannshapiro.com
http://www.julieannshapiro.com

Scruffy,
Just discovered this place. Lots of familiar faces. Loved your flash with the giant and the fairy tales. Incredible piece of fiction!

Mary Harris
Sunday, February 24th 2008 - 01:37:43 PM
meharris95@suddenlink.net

Just Before Sunset - Really pretty David! I don't have much time right now, but I wanted to let you know how pretty it is. Don't have time for the story at this time though. I saw a sight like that...hundreds of dark birds...all over the Wal-Mart parking lot, for about 40 minutes. I saw this sight 2 times. They flew in various formations. They would fill the parking lot trees full, then all take off. Then they would do it all over again. Maybe they were just resting and then going home as you said. I don't know, but at the time...both times, it felt pretty eerie to me.

Pat Gorman
Wednesday, February 20th 2008 - 11:56:50 AM
Pitterpat@hotmail.com

Hi David,

"The Pond" touched my heart in a very special way thinking of land that has been in our family for years and a very special pond dug with horses many years ago by my grandfather, father, and uncles. Thank you for the moment of memories.

GRAYWOLF
Monday, February 18th 2008 - 03:04:40 PM
pebrux@bellsouth.net

COYOTE,
AH, YOU'VE DONE IT AGAIN.
NICE IMAGES.
GREAT PHOTO.
THANKS,
GW

Princess
Monday, February 18th 2008 - 11:30:21 AM
pfh9@san.rr.com

Dear Mr Coyote,

I love your flash fiction "The Pond". Beautifully written, heartwarming and descriptive without being "descripitive". Sensitive may be the word. It reeled me right in and kept me so.

Well done!

Love from The Princess

Mark Lagamayo
Thursday, February 14th 2008 - 09:48:00 AM
mark_lagamayo@hotmail.com

Hello David,

I enjoyed meeting you at Julie Ann Shapiro's reading of her new book, Jen-Zen and the One Shoe Diaries. I look forward to more meetings with you and Julie and everyone.

Thanks,
Mark

Barry Wood
Wednesday, February 13th 2008 - 02:35:41 PM
http://www.barrywood.net

Sue Swerdlow's interpretations of Hawaiian and Polynesian people are breathtakingly beautiful. The colors, the boldness, and the brightness creates images of divine happiness and joy.

Nonnie Augustine
Tuesday, February 12th 2008 - 05:24:46 PM
nonnie.augustine@gmail.com
http://web.mac.com/pkliv/iWeb/pkliv.mac.com/Nonnie%20Augustine.html

Delightful paintings, Sue, and thank you David for sharing them. The Den looks and reads just fine.

xxoo
nonnie

Leslie Paige
Tuesday, February 12th 2008 - 03:58:49 PM
mojavebc@yahoo.com

Hey Scruffy,

Sue is a fabulous artist! I really love her style! I also want to go stay in her cottage ;)

I sent her a praising e-mail...

Thanks

Bev Jackson
Tuesday, February 12th 2008 - 08:29:18 AM
litpot@veryfast.biz
http://www.artshackstudio.com

Good stuff! I enjoyed seeing these lovely works.

Gayle Arrowood
Tuesday, February 12th 2008 - 07:14:27 AM

I enjoy your office.

LINZ

Alex Morton
Wednesday, January 30th 2008 - 02:28:28 PM
alexandermorton@shaw.ca

Beautiful site, Scruffy. Much more visually appealing than Zoe, but then again so's a NY subway station. I've got articles due for three sailing magazines and it's too shitty to even think of checking the Haiku's bilges, so I guess I'd better get em finished before the weather changes and the sails are up. In other words, I'll be back when I get this stuff done.

Time moves that quickly
from strawberry time
to raspberry time
to blackberry time
to snow again.

Alex

Ed Maggio
Wednesday, December 12th 2007 - 04:02:49 PM
emaggio@aegisthera.com
http://www.aegisthera.com

D.

Your poetry resonates, increasing the preciousness of the time spent reading it.

E.

Dana
Friday, November 30th 2007 - 09:01:01 AM
dana@danasoul.com

Dearest David--You are always in my heart and I am glad for the time we spent together. You have enriched my life in ways that have benefited the whole of humanity. I am grateful to
have known and loved you. Namaste, Dana

p.s. in remembrance of december 2nd!

Very tasty intro. Surely Nuthead does good graphics.

But I honestly think the page should happen faster. Even 30 seconds is a lifetime for the Internet mind.

Ben Henry Swadley
Sunday, September 30th 2007 - 12:42:14 PM
benhenry007@hotmail.com

Hi David - just stoppin' in the Den to see what's new. Quality pages as usual. Keep on keepin' on and may your world be in harmony.

Elsie (ODay) Stanwod
Friday, September 28th 2007 - 04:41:55 PM
mims_0631@yahoo.com

This Den is the most resatful place I know of. The lady who designed it has my admiration, but secondly, it definitely says, "David"

smooch!

LC

Hello David:

Lovely intro - who knew Mandalas and Man Hole Covers had so much in common? On reflection, I realized they both are entries into hidden pathways.

Mz. Conduct
Wednesday, September 5th 2007 - 10:33:08 AM
guttergrl69@hotmail.com
http://myspace.com/houseofsin

I have a little article in the new September issue of Playgirl magazine! A nice bio and picture on the contributor's page as well. Yay!

Marcel DeClercq
Sunday, August 12th 2007 - 01:15:26 PM
jrnemo@comcast.net
http://scratchmodelvideo.com

Scruffy, just dropped in to check out the rainbows.

Stephen Paul Amos
Sunday, July 29th 2007 - 12:59:00 PM
daiza222@aol.com

Hey there David ;^)

What a lovely place you have here
I was reading a tad bit of "You Can't Fool the Cat"
I have to say that I am very intrigued by your work here
The photography is heavenly ~
I am so glad to be here
Thank you for sharing your spirit. I look forward to spending time at this special place

Sincerely, Stephen

Marcel DeClercq
Friday, July 20th 2007 - 12:34:10 PM
jrnemo@comcast.net

Scruffy,

As always, this is a magical, mystical place full of natural beauty, poetry, wonderful writing and wisdom - a place to reflect and meditate.

Thanks for providing this sanctuary, far from the madding crowd.

Nemo

Hi David,

Wonderful photos and a world of poetry and prose. I could spend all day here!

I commend your work. Great stuff. I will return again.

Sandra

Buddy Romano
Tuesday, July 3rd 2007 - 02:48:19 PM
aromano9@cox.net

David,

My wife and I enjoyed your poetry and photography. Excellent work. I will be playing at Jacks in La Jolla again on Sunday around 8:00PM. Hope Pamela is feeling better.

Buddy

carver adams
Monday, July 2nd 2007 - 11:16:07 AM

Wonderful trip through these pages, David. As I said before, the visitor gains, something grand, from the adventure.

Joel M. Fine
Wednesday, June 6th 2007 - 07:20:23 AM
joelmfine@cox.net
http://www.BadDadsProductions.com

beautiful site, bro!!!

James David Wilson
Sunday, May 13th 2007 - 11:15:08 AM
jimdavidw@comcast.net

Dear David,
I am so impressed by your web page. It's nice to be able to hear you read your poetry and the flute brings back memories.
It has been 40 years since we first met. My life has never been the same. Thank you for the lessons (though I am glad the hardest hopefully have past). And, thank you for the joy and friendship (though I hope the best is yet to come).
Your old old old friend
James David
Wilson

Louie the Fish!
Monday, April 30th 2007 - 08:02:50 AM
louiethefish@yahoo.com
http://www.louiethefish.com

In the words of the great Buddha Baba Rhumraisin Flatjapatty, his devine suchness, and hallowed one-eyed oneness states..."Even a Snake will wiggle in a Bamboo Tube..." Translated into the rare Hawaiian dialect known as Dakinepidgin, this means" try to find da middle of da middle, bra!" We must concentrate and stare meditatively into the void, straining our consciousness to peer into the blackness of the ether, untill we finally discern a vague but recognizable shape, and reach an epifany realizing that this shape is the back of our own heads.......Oooooom!

Terry Weiner
Tuesday, April 17th 2007 - 10:03:34 AM
terryweiner@sbcglobal.net
http://www.dpcinc.org

Dear Coyote,

I confess that I have not looked at your site lately, and thought I would see what is new before I arrive at your door in an hour or so. I mostly take peeks into the Coyote Den when Shirley sends a heads up that you have a new guest author. I just love your poems. Hooray for National Poetry Month!

Lisa Cihlar
Monday, March 26th 2007 - 01:59:50 PM
lcihlar@tds.net

Read Gary Hill's poem last night. Well done. Fine addition to the den.

Lisa

John C. Mannone
Monday, March 26th 2007 - 01:24:19 PM
http://home:earthlink.net/~jcmannone/

Concerning the poem, "And Yet We Live On," by Gary Hill

Thank you Gary for the sobering thought and the irony of honeysuckles amidst the field of blood. I am glad David is featuring your work. Keep writing!

John

The Princess
Monday, March 26th 2007 - 12:09:03 PM

I just read "And Yet We Live On"

Bravo Gary! Beautifully written, succinct and to the point. Right on target, so direct..

The Princess

Wendell Tomlin
Friday, February 23rd 2007 - 04:53:06 PM
greyfriars@earthlink.net

Darn it! Now rhere is sand between my toes and they want to go surfing.

Wendell Tomlin

esther stocking and jessie stocking
Sunday, February 18th 2007 - 06:00:47 PM

Just a wonderful amazing site.Such a creative site so amazing and such thought put into it. Wartie is so fun and has a lot of life in him! Hope you update soon!

dave riessen
Friday, February 16th 2007 - 04:28:15 PM
capndog@pacbell.net
http://www.beegdogpress.com

Hi David,

Just wanted to say I enjoyed the visit. I used to own one of those Austin Healy 3000s, wish I still had it. I traded it in for a VW Bug. Can you believe it?

I'm looking forward to hearing more of your work at First Friday Prose. I'll be there!

Thanks again, dave

Lawrence Sher
Wednesday, February 14th 2007 - 11:00:22 AM
sandiego@alphagraphics.com
http://www.us586.alphagraphics.com

David many thanks for giving us the chance to print your business cards, and as always thanks for sharing and letting me see your cars they are awsome.

Thanks and have lots of fun in them and enjoy.

All the best.
Lawrence

John Longfield
Thursday, January 18th 2007 - 06:55:06 PM
johnlongfield007@sympatico.ca

I can almost hear thte deep rumble sound of an Alfa-Romeo exhauast.
How I miss my spyder and its wonderfdul Italian sound. Third gear was simply marveous accelerating into the long straight coming out of a service center on I-90 in NY State.
Thanks for the memories.

john longfield
Friday, January 5th 2007 - 01:51:07 PM
johnlongfield007@sympatico.ca

I jutst read Lisa's two sets of poetry and find it very beautiful adnmoving. Tranquility is so wonderful.

Thank you, Lisa.

John

nor fadhilah mohd noor
Thursday, January 4th 2007 - 06:28:45 PM
hantusaiko@yahoo.co.uk

Bamboo is a wild life plant that can be survive on its own. It's a good things when the potrayal of bamboo being take as seriously nowadays.

Arno Marsh
Saturday, December 30th 2006 - 02:32:54 PM
marshnv@aol.com

Hope that you enjoy the CD's

Mrs Coyote
Friday, December 22nd 2006 - 10:19:42 AM
pfh9@san.rr.com

Lisa,

These two poems are wonderful. Your words take me right to where you are, your visuals are so clear.

Mrs Coyote (aka Princess)

Ben Hursh
Wednesday, December 20th 2006 - 03:59:48 PM
thebeach@coastaccess.com

David, It's nice to connect with you again. Things are so changed from when we first became acquainted, It's a very different world that I experince or maybe I should say my experience of the world is very different.

the lucky kid
Sunday, December 3rd 2006 - 11:51:11 PM
ncollins89005@yahoo.com

Thanks for the great photos.
Enjoyed your site.

john longfield
Tuesday, November 7th 2006 - 12:27:53 PM
johnlongfield007@sympatico.ca

This is great stuff.
Thank you.
jml

Elsie O'Day
Sunday, October 29th 2006 - 01:29:24 PM

David, this should be a place to come to find something lovely, something you didn't even know existed, but that you recognized at once. Where the inspiration came from is not important, just that it did come, and the Den is the outcome.

Very sweet here. Very beautiful. There is a gentleness the world sorely needs.

John Longfield
Thursday, November 30th 2006 - 01:44:50 PM
johnlongfield007@sympatico.ca

Pieter' photpgraphy is stunningly beautiful

Each shot creates a mood, an atmosphere, like in a Japanese novel.

Many thnaks.

JML

Wendell Tomlin
Tuesday, November 28th 2006 - 03:57:32 AM
greyfriars@earthlink.net

Hi David, it's Wendell Tomlin from Zoetrope. You have such a pleasant site. Lemme keep on going through it.

Wendell M. Tomlin, Jr.

arlene de Lise iannone
Wednesday, November 8th 2006 - 02:25:18 PM
iannone000@yahoo.com

This is a first for me visiting David Coyoteo's Den - I love it,it's inspiring, and I'm looking forward to the experience-the readings and music.

Thank you Phil Rader for your short story "32nd. Flr" I enjoyed your creative writing: young man meets beautiful Countess, and the beautiful stranger leads him to her place with paintings,and the sophistication of mainstream society,then,passions run rampant.
The Power of dreams seems to be the magical staging for our fantasies-feeling helpless, he has simply woken up.

Bonnie ZoBell
Saturday, November 4th 2006 - 05:10:55 PM
bzobell@cox.net

Allow me to be a little more specific about what in your den are my faves . . .

I just had a chance to more thoroughly explore your den. It's beautiful! I remain a big fan of Ramon's--I especially like Summer of the Milksnake, and love your photo that goes with it. Perfect. Ramon has a great sense of place in all his work.

I read for myself and enjoyed even more the piece you read last night. So nicely done!

Browsed your photos as well and felt oh so envious. Not that you're such a good photographer, but that you know that art. Someday if I ever retire, I'm going to learn how to do that. I "see" photographs everywhere.

Loved them all, but my favorites were first of all the Torrey Pines. My favorite tree in the whole wide world. So quirky the way they grow away from the wind. I've done a lot of research on those and written extensively about them, in a novel, part of which was excerpted for a cover story by the Reader some years back.

Also, for some odd reason, I just loved your manholes. I think it's because they're so...so...human? They're so much a part of our mundane everyday worlds and we never look at them, yet you've caused us to see them as art. Now in your photographs, I see they're all a little different. That the maker of each has left his touch through flaw or detail.

Really enjoyed! Thanks for the invite.

Bonnie

Bonnie ZoBell
Saturday, November 4th 2006 - 04:41:49 PM
bzobell@cox.net

Beautiful surroundings hereabouts, Mr. David. What a breathtaking experience--photography, words, friendly notes from friendly people. And I see some of my buds here. I'll be back!

Bonnie

Helga Ross
Wednesday, November 1st 2006 - 05:58:03 AM
hross3@cogeco.ca
http://www.angelfire.com/journal2/helgar/

Hi David,

Good to see you keep doing what you're doing. :)

I enjoyed your latest featured poet, John C Mannone, and his aquatic jewel. He took me to a place I'd never dare go to, but experienced through his words and imagery, clearly feel and see.

2006 has been a good year for me too, artistically. In May I was offered the ooportunity to be one of Poetry, Life & Times' Resident Poets. Has given me a second wind creatively:

http://www.poetrylifeandtimes.com/resoct06.html

Helga

Jasmine M. Crowe
Thursday, September 21st 2006 - 01:57:26 AM
jmcmusicgiver@hotmail.com
http://www.jasminemirandacrowe.com

Hey David! I've heard so much about you from Ron Felts. I am changing the world through music, spreading love, appreciation, empathy, and compassion around through the medium. Keep doing what you do, brother. The willing make a difference and the world needs all the help it can get.

Peace and Aloha
Namaste

pepe nero
Friday, September 15th 2006 - 08:48:37 AM
elfdom@earthlink.net

i enjoyed Phil Rader's story. Let's have more from him.
And thank's Phil for the intro to the site, I'll be visiting.

pepe

Shirley Harshenin
Thursday, September 14th 2006 - 10:09:21 PM
shirley@nutheadproductions.com
http://www.nutheadproductions.com

Loved Philip Rader's story! (http://www.dcoyote.com/rader.shtml) Nice twist at the end - just when he's convinced himself, and us, it's all a dream... . Twilight-zone-ish. Enjoyed!

You know how to pick 'em, Bro!

Love ya,
Nut

Princess
Thursday, September 14th 2006 - 05:52:38 PM

Philip Rader's story "32nd Floor" is wonderful. It sure held my attention, and the imaging was very vivid. It kept me hooked from start to finish!

Philip Scott Rader
Wednesday, August 30th 2006 - 07:16:59 PM
prader@earthlink.net

DAVID- I saw so many friends here as I looked down the list of authors; wonderful writers like Bev Jackson. I'd love to participate in your den. If you want to use 32nd Floor, you are most weldcome, or if you'd like to see other stories, I'll oblige. I have some publication history, stories in Georgia Sportsman Magazine, Balloon Life, and a very short story of mine was a winner in a contest and was published in a QPB paperback titled THE WORLDS GREATEST SHORTEST STORIES. Tell me what I should do, and I'll do my best for you. Thank you for your interest. Philip Rader

Ed Kovalchick
Monday, July 31st 2006 - 06:51:38 PM
profit001!aol.com

David, are you coming to Watkins Glen for the historic races in September ..... if so, let me know.

regards, Ed

K.J. Stevens
Tuesday, July 11th 2006 - 06:40:45 PM
kjstevens73@yahoo.com
http://www.kjstevens.com

Stopped by to visit Martin Heavisides' bit. Glad I did. And I want to say to you Mr. Coyote, that I appreciate the forum you have developed here. It's refreshing, insightful, and I'm never disappointed when I come to visit. Take care, and know that I'm sending my best to you and yours.

Marcel DeClercq
Monday, July 3rd 2006 - 09:53:58 AM
jrnemo@comcast.net
http://http://birdandbuffalotails.blogspot.com/

Scruffy One,

I just meditated while listening to your intro music, and I highly recommend it to everyone. Been a while since I was here (or anywhere for that matter) and am looking forward to it.

Pax nabisco, amicus!

Maddog

Margot Miller
Saturday, July 1st 2006 - 11:33:58 AM
http://www.themillers.org/margotmiller/index.html

This is the nicest personal Zine I've seen - a great place and good reading.

john longfield
Friday, June 30th 2006 - 08:50:20 PM
johnlongfield007@sympatico.ca

Once moe, a wonerful story. Excellent writing, full of images and sounds.

Keep the excellent stories coming to the Den.

Thank you for so much good reading.

John

John Longfield
Saturday, May 6th 2006 - 08:33:05 AM
johnlongfield007@sympatico.ca

Lovely phototgrapy. The color tones are perfect.
Thank you for the interesting work.

Ciao, John

Bev Jackson
Sunday, April 30th 2006 - 06:56:34 AM
litpot@veryfast.biz
http://www.beverlyajackson.com

Hi David,

Hey, I stopped in your room and spotted your link to
Ray Collins, and discovered your Den! (I told you I don't get around much!) Nice place you've got here.

Cheers,
Bev

Allyn Kaye
Thursday, April 6th 2006 - 08:33:22 PM
allmiles@comcast.net

Hi David!

We were in SD last weekend for Bob Wohl's retirement party-
I wish you had been there! It was a quick whirlwind trip and we stayed in Old Town at the Hacienda Hotel and took the Trolley to Downtown. Fun to be a tourist!

Any plans to be heading thru the Monterey area?

Allyn

coyjay
Wednesday, April 5th 2006 - 09:55:35 AM
jdaley05@charter.net
http://webpages.charter.net/jdaley05/untitled.html

David

Your Subway is really concise. How can you say so much in so few words? You might want to take a peek at my web page at Authors den.

coyjay

http://www.authorsden.com/jackdaley

Ted Twist
Wednesday, April 5th 2006 - 09:29:18 AM
email?@whatsthat.com
http://p216.ezboard.com/bvoodoopoets

Hi David, very classy sight here! I think I've read a few of those stories before. I wonder where you've had them.

Ted.

Jenny Shaw
Monday, April 3rd 2006 - 11:54:38 AM
jenny_larkin@yahoo.com

Ditto from the Mrs. Can't wait to see you in the summer.
Love to you both from us.
Jenny & Kelly

Kelly Shaw
Friday, March 31st 2006 - 08:16:11 PM
Kelly_Shaw2001@yahoo.com

Stop by regularly but seldom knock on the door. Tonight I'm knocking. Left some love here.

Kel

Alan
Thursday, March 30th 2006 - 12:32:03 PM
alantatt@hotmail.com

What a fascinating site, I could happily enjoy hours in its company and over a period of time I am sure I will. Many thanks.

rich andrews
Sunday, March 5th 2006 - 01:11:50 PM
jpom22@myway.com

hiya david,

been here before, sniffed around a bit, this time just read sharon olds' letter to some poor woman, think her name's laura, dont know who she is but i think she lives in the white house.

i'm a NYer, so when sharon characterized the actions of bu$hCo as anything less than criminal, treasonous and murderous, well, what can i say? she was much too gentle... but her heart was in the right place, for sure.

good posting, david. see you around crazy jane's office.
...richard

Bill West
Monday, February 13th 2006 - 06:52:53 PM
crowspark@btinternet.com
http://www.writewords.org.uk/bill_west/

A great website David.

I have enjoyed my visit.

Thank you.

Bill

Terry Weiner
Monday, January 30th 2006 - 03:38:48 PM
terryweiner@sbcglobal.net

hi david and pamela -

how are you both? I am having another go-round working for the DPC. It is good.

terry

Richard
Monday, January 30th 2006 - 03:37:09 PM
cooperage@gmail.com
http://satorikick.com

Hello David,

Thanks for letting me list your website on my blog!

Best,
Richard Cooper

Dawn I Dare
Monday, January 30th 2006 - 03:32:51 PM
dawnydare@yahoo.com

Love the poetry by Lorna.