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Hey John,
The imagery was excellent. Your vignette made me feel I was on the street
next to this guy. I've seen a bunch of these guys on the streets
of San Diego. The climate is nice and the word is out. The parks are comfortable
and the pubic rest rooms are convenient. Life is sweet on the street until
the lonely's get you and the concrete comes up through your shoes.
You have an interesting style with the "Robbie says," I've not seen that.
Good luck with this - is this going to expland into a novel?
From: John Wolf
Email address = johnwolf.lobo@gmail.com
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Dear John,
I have often thought that some of the worst crimes in the history of this
world have been conducted under the name of religion. Even if we think we
are acting with true religious feeling, we need to remind ourselves that
our charitable acts should not be motivated by our need to feel virtuous. True
giving doesn't look for 'feel good' rewards, but they often come unannounced
and unsolicited.
May the year ahead bring you many blessings and good health.
Very best,
Lois W. Stern
http://www.sexliesandcosmeticsurgery.com
Author of SEX, LIES AND COSMETIC SURGERY
From: Lois W. Stern
Email_address: cosmeticsurgery@optonline.net
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Hey John . . .
It's good to read your work again. I've read "Sweet Heavenly Daze" twice now and this brought a smile.
Maybe Robbie can be your next character to sit and visit with John Wayne a while. You ever thought of doing a sequel with a new bunch of inductees?
You're about due to visit our FWA Group in Sarasota again, wouldn't ya say?
My best to you, and hope you and yours have a great Holiday Season!
Susan Haley
AuthorYes: More from this author.
Email_address: shaley1112@verizon.net
Sender's_name: Susan Haley