TALES OF AN AMERICAN PEASANT
Tales of an American Peasant Vacation Wyndham Fortuna Beach The Bahamas
I had some room left on my credit card so I figured it was time to go on vacation. I headed for my favorite 2 ½ star hotel the Wyndham Fortuna Beach in, Freeport, Grand Bahamas, Island. It’s a peasant’s palace in that it’s all that an unemployed waif like me can afford. I... »
Tales of an American Peasant The Legend of Shades Beach A Love Story
Being unemployed and with some time to kill I decided to do some reading. Being half in a dream world anyway, I wanted to read a story of fictional characters in love. That’s it, a love story. So I picked up a copy of THE LEGEND OF SHADES BEACH. The main character, Jenny Sylvester, (I... »
Tales of an American Peasant Job Search US Airways
Being unemployed and with plenty of time on my hands, I thought I’d mosey over to the airport to see what kind of jobs were available. I’ve always been fascinated by airports and airplanes; the bustle of all the people rushing around to board planes that fly to places all around the world; all... »
Tales of an American Peasant Drug Costs Monetary Disaster
Health insurance costs get worse every year. This year for the first time I now have a deductible. I pay the first $2,000 of whatever treatment I need. The co-payments for drug costs are higher now too. My biggest weekly expense is not the food or the rent, it is deductible and co-payments above... »
Tales of an American Peasant Emergency Room Care
Have to keep talking about health care. I ran into my brother recently. He is also an American Peasant. He told me how he went to the hospital emergency room (this is a major well know hospital in a big metropolitan city) because of severe pain in his back. They did not want to... »
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