FIREBASE POTEMKIN by Stephen Sossaman
The most brilliant of his many close escapes just might be the time in 1967 when he accidentally pioneered a new tool in the Army’s fight against public scrutiny.
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The most brilliant of his many close escapes just might be the time in 1967 when he accidentally pioneered a new tool in the Army’s fight against public scrutiny.
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“I realized a long time ago that I am under no obligation to forgive anyone. So I don’t.”
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Today was bad. Snotty Kid let go of the string and arghhhhh I went so high!
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The bartender, sleeves rolled to his elbows, stood wiping the fingerprints from a bottle of Four Roses when the two old ladies walked into the bar.
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“May I have your leaves please?”
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I can’t do this anymore. The line inches forward. I hold the book in my hand.
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