Friday, July 25, 2014

Plenty of Good to go around, also . . . folks.

So a couple go on a carjacking rampage yesterday in Denver. I'm going to be there next week. Was glad to see the State Trooper confront and handle the situation as he did.
Who knew that writing books entailed so much hurrying up to wait?
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