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Category Archives: Life in the D.C.
The New Tales from the Rear Blog
In years past, when I’ve been overseas, I’ve emailed short stories and comments about life in the rear and particularly in Uncle Sam’s Civil Service. While I’ve been actively relating events and adventures on Facebook, I haven’t been writing … Continue reading
Posted in Life in the D.C., Reasons to Retire
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November 4, 2011: Friday morning in the D.C.
Walked into the Starbucks on the corner of 6th and C Southwest and stood in line behind two very old white male gay caballeros with burr haircuts who looked like they had had a long night. One looked and sounded … Continue reading
Posted in Life in the D.C.
Tagged Babe, Baptist, black women, Born Again, Christian, church, D.C., gay, Starbucks, Washington
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The Nightmare (Short Short Fiction)
“Does a Mama Grizzly shit in the woods?” Continue reading
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Welcome to Tales of America—true to life patriotic fiction from the heartland. These stories and hard hitting in depth dining reviews are all authored for your reading pleasure by a Great American Literary Wannabe. Thrill to tales of Life in … Continue reading
Posted in Baghdad Blues, Life in the D.C., Pensacola 32501 (The Old South that Never Was), The Streets, Uncategorized
Tagged Afghanistan, Baptist, Born Again, Christian, Democrat, Fief, Georgia Peach, Iraq, Muslim, Old South, Patriot, Patriotic, Republican, Rumsfeld, Sarah Palin, Southern Gentleman, Tales of America, Tea Bagger, Tea Party, WMD
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Hello world!
Welcome to Tales of America—true to life patriotic fiction from the heartland. These stories and hard hitting in depth dining reviews are all authored for your reading pleasure by a Great American Literary Wannabe.
Thrill to tales of Life in the D.C. Metro. Experience the excitement of life in American Streets from the perspective of The American Street Cop. Be amazed at the resiliency and courage of those stalwart Americans serving in the rear echelons of the Great War Against Terror and their constant struggle with alcoholism and obesity. And, finally, gaze in wonder at the grandeur and glory of the Old South that never was and most certainly never will be.
We hope you enjoy these stories and more.
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Posted in Life in the D.C., Uncategorized
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