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And then there was Fritzie’s husband and his 2-stroke, 3 cylinder SAAB – its blue smoke looked like its blue paint was disintegrating and coming out the tailpipe as he drove up the street. Tony went on to run formula cars and stock-cars for real. Hamilton, next door, ran road rallies in his 1962 baby blue Triumph TR3, with the airplane doors. The Rolfe’s son, Tony, and several other people in that neighborhood of long ago use to build and drive race cars, or run road rallies and things of that sort.

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Shelley was writing the Times Dispatch sports column then and on weekend day games, he would take kids in the neighborhood to Parker Field and get us in free to see the Richmond Virginians, the then NY Yankee triple-A baseball team. In the sixties, the Rolfe’s lived just up the hill from us in a small suburb just off Bethlehem Road in the near west end of Richmond, VA. His insights seemed to start my day with some emotion, whichever emotion Shelley was affecting, and whatever questions his writing evoked: That is why…

Shelley Rolfe, a great American columnist (deceased in 2004) wrote a column in the Richmond Times Dispatch called By the Way. There probably is a much better logician than I to come up with an valid argument for both Congress and welfare recipients to be drug tested, but I’m not thinking that matters much.įacing the next two years without yet knowing how far left Congress will go, I’d say get use to the idea of a growing welfare state, especially as cities start moving police budgets to social services budgets best start working now for the 2022 mid-terms, and somewhere outside of the city to live. Also brought into the idea was drug testing for Congress. To work and make money, our friend must remain drug free, but to get a welfare check, you can be addicted to drugs.

LLC, Wednesday, Decem– Mid-day EditionĪnd interesting question was posted that linked random drug testing for work to drug testing for social welfare recipients. Volume 1, Issue #147 – Published by LifeCraft Media.

So, feeling distanced by news reports of black, asian, hispanic, and other AMERICANS, I’m thinking of starting my political conversations with hi, I’m an English, Welsh, Scottish, French, Spanish, North AMERICAN or maybe, I’m just American, I know, but it sounds so much cooler in my American accent to say I’m “something” American.

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