I don’t have a clue as to what these two are all about.
🙂 🙂 🙂
– life on the streets of a big little city on the Gulf Coast –
– life on the streets of a big little city on the Gulf Coast –
I don’t have a clue as to what these two are all about.
🙂 🙂 🙂
Street St. PETE 
In 1969-1970 that would have been us.
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Yes, it’s just that the buttons and the emblems don’t make sense to me. But I guess we didn’t make much sense back then either. 🙂
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Up for hire (by the hour) to chant over the terminally ill; that’s an Obama phone in his vest pocket; they’re living in her mother’s basement; he’s thinking up aps; she’s a personal shopper for a Russian all girl’s band (the name of which can no longer be uttered out loud). They mugged some elderly couple on the beach at dawn doing Tai Chi, to get their shoes.
Just a guess. Do more, that was fun. I like that they’re next to “Exotic Flavors”.
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Great characterizations, fun to read. You must be a . . . Hey, wait – you ARE a writer! With a superb collection of short stories.
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Never thought to make that link, so kind of you! Thanks, writer.
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Love it! He’s just someone who like to wear his likes on his sleeve… less vest?
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You never know, he might be a brain surgeon on vacation. 😀
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Oops, thanks for another great book recommendation!! Just finished the first story in The Gandy Dancer & other Short Stories, “Grandpa’s ticket to ride”!! So WONDERFUL!! Look forward to the rest of the book!!
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I’m thrilled you bought her book! Here’s a post about Barbara I did a long time ago which you may enjoy.
https://oopsjohn.wordpress.com/2013/03/14/a-woman-for-all-seasons/
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Amazingly interesting, thanks!! And the book… ❤ ❤ ❤ !!!
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You’re a peach, Oops. Thanks, made my day/week/year!
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Hello Bruce, what an awesome thrill to see this here! I couldn’t possibly be more pleased or proud, I hope you enjoy the rest of the Gandy Dancer stories. From me and all writers shrugging off comets and darkness whilst working in outer space, THANK YOU. Barbara Sparhawk
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No, thank you, Barbara (and John again). It’s such a pleasure to read. I read it differently than most books I read, in as I enjoy reading each of your stories with as few interruptions as possible. Then, sitting for a few moments afterward to absorb the emotions each story stirs in me. Really, NO jive !!
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