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Monthly Archives: August 2013
“Court”ing Trouble!
Today, I bring you the sixth chapter of my book, “Jew in Jail.” By reading it, you will hopefully gain some insights into the insanity one deals with when he or she is a defendant going to court in the … Continue reading
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Recovery Is Great!
Without a doubt, these past five years and nine plus months have been the best of my 51 year life so far. Recovery has helped me reclaim my life, self-esteem, self-confidence, and purpose for being. Even though I nearly died … Continue reading
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Dear Gary
Since I love to write, and also help others, today’s post is all about dispensing advice. I may not know everything, and have surely made my share of mistakes in life, but over the past five years, nine months and … Continue reading
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