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What’s the hardest thing about comedy? Uh, timing. And that also applies to the U.S. Government’s plan as they contemplated when was the appropriate time to release to the public some potentially game-changing news.
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Continuation of “Halt holiday crime from the Oct. 7 edition of The Examiner.
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This is a follow-up to two previous articles I wrote recently about extreme on-the-spot giving. In the first article I told the tale of the time when a customer at my hot dog cart walked up to me, told me that I was blessed, and handed me a twenty-dollar bill.
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I have a plan to cut crime by 1/12 or more, and it is simple and do-able. As background, recently I was watching ID TV and was disgusted at a murder that took place in December. The victim was a beautiful young lady from Texas that had moved to New York City. Big mistake, but too late now.
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How do you know when it’s time to quit? Quit what, you ask. Quit anything…a job, a relationship, a volunteer activity. A man I once dated used to say, “You quit when it stops being fun.” Just so you all know how that relationship went, it stopped being fun for ME before it stopped being fun for him!
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Funny thing about presidential elections starting from when I was of age to vote. In nearly every Presidential race, my chosen candidate has not won. I just have a penchant for backing the longshot (which extends to my outings at the racetrack as well) which, like at the track, means that my candidate rarely wins. I’m okay with that; at least I made the effort to vote!
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Once again, this column will be a little out of the ordinary. I have been contacted by the H.E.A.R.T.S. museum in Huntsville, Texas with an announcement that I believe we can ALL get behind.
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Friends, acquaintances, and fellow citizens there is something weird going on in our fair city. Something very weird, but in a very compassionate way. A few weeks back I wrote an article titled “The Day I Was Blessed.”
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