#139 - He wanted something to drink. Stinnie told him the store was about fifteen miles away and only had 3.2 beer, and that he wasn’t going to drive him there.
How I love stories of redemption! Employment is a powerful ally. You've created three wonderful characters here. Thank you, James Ron. A fine start to my day.
I've come to realize that all your stories have a common thread. People living their own lives on their own terms, for better or worse. No wonder I like them!
A great place to start over. Accepting people and physical labor, a good combination. A hopeful tale, James. Thank you.
Thank you, K.C. I appreciate it.
Second chances and kindness that’s what life is all about for a lot of us. I thoroughly enjoyed this story.
Hi, Kathleen. Thank you very much. Some of us need more than just one second chance. : )
Thanks for the restack!
You're welcome, James
Giving a man a life lesson; you can't lose there. Always a great backdrop for the story too, James.
Hi, Ron. Eric lucked out meeting those two. Thank you very much.
Well done cowboy. Three tough and independent characters.
Thank you, Jim. I appreciate your thoughts!
Good stuff...
Thank you, Jim.
How I love stories of redemption! Employment is a powerful ally. You've created three wonderful characters here. Thank you, James Ron. A fine start to my day.
Me, too, Sharron. I'll see if something gels with the other characters. I always love your thoughts. Thank you.
I've come to realize that all your stories have a common thread. People living their own lives on their own terms, for better or worse. No wonder I like them!
Thank you, Chip. I appreciate it! I'm very glad you like them.
You have done it again. Clean simple poetic and deeply evocative prose.
Thank you, Steve. Your comments mean a lot to me.
You are very welcome James. I enjoy reading your work