Roller Coaster Part #2

Following on from yesterdays update….

I had recovered from my chance encounter with one of Busselton’s Finest and gone on to enjoy a lovely lunch with some great company. What happened next left me feeling quite disturbed. I have decided not to detail the incident here, I believe it is sufficient to say, that rightly or wrongly it left me feeling significantly upset, and more importantly it forced me to reset my ” Days Between Tears Count.”

Instead I focused my efforts towards constructive action, and as a result, today I wrote an open letter to the people of  Busselton, which I then sent to the Editor of the local press.

The Editor is  no stranger to receiving letters from me, although they won’t be aware of this. Principally this is because I borrow names from history. It always amuses me when a letter gets published in the local paper, apparently written by one or other of the great romantic poets such as Percy Bysshe Shelley, who incidentally has his own gmail account, amusingly ironic email signature, and also gets  most upset when people talk about Shark culls.

Anyway, I’m going to keep focused on positive action. As it says on the tank of  my Motorcycle…

vincero, vincero, VINCERO !

 

 

 

 

 

One response to “Roller Coaster Part #2”

  1. Suzanne avatar
    Suzanne

    Lets not forget the moment, back in England when a simple letter to the Editor eventually became a major human interest feature with several updates covering a complex family situation.

    One Mr. Eric Pewtey who had searched the UK high and low for his Brother Arthur. Arthur used to be an accountant but ran away to join the Circus as a trainee Lion Tamer 🙂 I played both parts from different email servers and the Editor really believed he was going to get a tearful reunion. All was going well until I got bored and sent him the script from a classic Monty Python Sketch 🙂 The story never got another mention after that.

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