Satisfaction guaranteed

No more Sears tower in Chicago. Sears could have easily been AMAZON. But some private equity schmuck bought Sears drained it all its cash assets, took out huge loans, filed bankruptcy, and just wrecked Sears. Yes there were some parts of Sears that just didn’t work. Their clothes and shoes just were real junk. ButContinue reading “Satisfaction guaranteed”

Red’s revenge.

  A follow-up to the original.   Red’s Retribution. It was at midterm in her sophomore year at Forestview college when her Grandma sadly had died.  But it was no surprise because grandma was unfortunately slowly going down anyway.  This was not a very good time for Red and her mom.  But anyway as timeContinue reading “Red’s revenge.”

Yet another Book Report.

posted by Chuck Ayers Book Report   I am not one who necessarily chooses books because of a possible Romance in the story’s  scenario.  No, not me.  But it happens by accident once in a while.  So this is one of those occasional whiles. So this successful musician who is often on the road andContinue reading “Yet another Book Report.”

Is it Junior High or Middle School?

Junior high or middle school as they call it now was just a fog for me. I seemed to sleep through the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade. I’d rather had swept the city streets with a Wisk broom back then. However, the redeeming thing about junior high was the various shop classes. Wood shop, metalContinue reading “Is it Junior High or Middle School?”

Book Report.

Book Report To be quite honest, I have had enough of books bloviating about the wealthy and the very pretty. Women with thin yoga bodies. Independently wealthy men. Fairy tales of idealist privileged people with unlimited resources and above average education. Too many books out there including improbable scenarios such as CEO’s and their spousesContinue reading “Book Report.”

Book Report

Book Report In these times of the 21st century the last couple of American generations might not have the knowledge of what Ellis Island was and what it represented. Even though many of our ancestors came through the federally operated point of entry and was processed into the United States in the early 20th centuryContinue reading “Book Report”