When I was a kid, or as they say nowadays, “back in the day”, Jersey was regarded by many as the Gomorrah of the East. More specifically, north Jersey was an inhospitable landscape of clothing marts open on Sunday, liquor by the half gallon, junkyards and refineries that went on forever, and what was then known euphemistically as air pollution. Now Guvnor Christie invites a return to Jersey’s glory days of noxious out gassing by seceding from the Northeast clean air pact. It would be just if the people who voted for this clown had to breathe all their own garbage, but, alas, the wind blows hither and thither.
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- has resided in Southern California almost long enough to pass for a native despite the occasional pang of nostalgia for snow falling on steam grates, pizza by the slice, and Jones Beach. Enjoyments are movies (Manhattan locales - caper flicks - film noir), California history, Linda’s biscotti, Linda, Saturday football, the ocean (either one), and, once in a while, serene travel. His fiction has been published in the Los Angeles Times, Thieves Jargon, River Walk Journal, Bewildering Stories, Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine, Green Silk, Lunarosity,The Cynic Online Magazine, Skive, Static Movement Online,Crime and Suspense, Mysterical E, The View From Here, Pine Tree Mysteries, and Twisted Tongue.
1 comments:
yeah Christie is full of noxious gases!
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