(Created this
sticker-free wildlife Trail park on 5 acres of thicket)
Plucky
had a hard time finding
other musicians to play reggae music. A Jamaican artist he
played for turned out to be involved in the cocaine business, so he
left. He
spent his time
landscaping, plucking weeds
and digging roots instead of plucking guitars and playing the
roots...
His uncle died and so he
moved out to the family farm.
He hoped to make a new life for himself in organic farming. He
managed a deal for a
foundation to be laid for a new house. He was about to save his grandparents family legacy, a
place to start a family of his own. However
the farm was sold to the evil owner of the neighboring farm before he
had a chance. The neighbor tried to steal their farm equipment
and Plucky helped save it. Plucky
always tried to do what was right,
even against the odds.
Plucky later turned a 5 acre plot of downed trees andbrambles into a beautiful park,
virtually free of stickers. He was like a gardening Ninja,
giving
maximum effort. After 10 summers
of service without a raise and seeing high school kids hired at
the same wage, he walked away from his trail park
job and back
to music.
Undaunted, and
showing real
"pluck", he answered a radio ad to join a reggae band and accomplished
a lot of the stellar guitar
work heard on the Octaman Rock of Offence CD.
Plucky never gives up. The
first member to join, he is the heart of the band.
"And
Jesus said to him, "The foxes have holes and the birds of the air
{have} nests,
but the Son of Man has nowhere to lay His head."" Luke 9:58 NASB
Sports
Team of interest:
Seattle Supersonics. Plucky is a solid point guard, and predicted
in 2002 that
the Sonics would leave town under a curse for their "foul" treatment of
"the glove" Gary Payton!
Currently:
Guitarist for "Octaman" 
