Daniel replies:
I had written a response to your postscript, but the compuserve mail engine was cranky, so it may never have arrived. Such is life, what?
OY!
Please excuse my late night ravings and English errors…
I really should read my posts and correct both English and grammar before writing to the SAGE of NPR.
Why the Sage of NPR? It is no simple feat arranging for a frog-pond story starring all of the folks who get more time than 3 min/month!
This apology is directed to both The SAGE of NPR (OK, Andre is a distant second) and all of the web page readers.
Now, how do I find out what happened in that “P”city? I’ll pay. I’ll make a donation to any person, place or thing for the lowdown. I DID not let my mind wander…I happened to be on the way home and when I turned on ATC you were at the end of your 1 minute out of the 5400 I have to filter through each month to gain those pearls of wisdom you cautiously share.
I will never forget the Radio-favor story when your stereo was stolen; the Automotive-fitness manual story and most of the remaining 36 stories per year that you share with us. I just know that the “P” city story must be a classic. How can I beg, borrow, buy or steal that 1 minute of Pinkwater Haiku?
Your Fan,
George R. (Rick) O’Connor
I had written a response to your postscript, but the compuserve mail engine was cranky, so it may never have arrived. Such is life, what?