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When the youngest son began high school, the man dared to dream of the future. One where his wife could quit her town job and he could spend more time with her. For even after twenty years he never tired of her company.

Performing in the Entertainment Lounge Peter Lawrence has been playing clarinet and saxophone since an early age. With years of experience it was apparent that Peter Lawrence had a unique musical aptitude. Peter Lawrence and his Orchestra, playing jazz and swing, have the ability to set the musical mood to fit any audience

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"The tendency of the fingers," demonstrated Ortiz with a deck of cards. "The cheat will open his fingers like this to clear the bottom card. So if you see him go like this, he is probably cheating. Dealing off the bottom of the deck."

“Thanks,” said Dale, “But we had a heckuva scare buildin’ it. See that post…” I noted a stout post at the end of the driveway. The harrowing tale unfolded.

No, I muttered. The idea of going anywhere, of raising myself from this position, of – good grief – folding myself into some kind of vehicle, made me want to vomit. It hurt to move my leg, to curl my toes, to turn my head, to brush a hair off my forehead. It hurt to blink.

Words: Hip Hop & Poetry Showcase & Open Mic with Wiseguy and Gaston – Nuyorican Poet’s Café December 16, 2017 – New York

“Well, to be honest, the guy I bought her from said she’d settled every time that he bred her. So I think my A.I. man must have a faulty tank.”

Festus broke into seventeen pieces! He went buckin’ and squealin’. The saddlebag burst open scattering sandwiches, skinnin’ knives, bullets, snuff cans, ear muffs, gloves and toilet paper into a tornado-like updraft. A canteen whizzed by Stevo’s head! He hit the ground.

His story included all of that and concluded with a wild bucking exit where he bailed out with the grace of a sand bag fallin’ off the back of a runaway stage coach.

The Wade Barnes/Patricia Deans Tribute Band "The Word on the Street Ensemble" Featuring Roy Merriwether, Piano/Leader: Bill Saxton, Saxophone;; Alex Grassel, Bass; Phillip Harper, Trumpet and Dave Gibson, Drums

“Haying” used to be a full time job for teens in the summer. Tossing bales onto a flat-bed, stacking them on the truck, hauling them back to the hay yard or the barn, throwing bales off and restacking them. It was always hot, sticky, scratchy, sweaty and hard. But if you were on the football team in high school you’d finish the last cutting with money in the bank and muscles like Arnold Schwarzenegger! Oh, and the suntan was free.