Last night was exciting and fun filled. All at Tavern ‘n Town.
Sitting next to me at the bar were Kim and Cecil.
Kim is originally from Syracuse. Made us instantaneous friends. Utica is 50 miles from Syracuse. I went to law school in Syracuse. Tried many cases in Syracuse.
Kim of Italian extraction, also. We talked of Utica’s restaurants. Purported to have the best Italian restaurants outside of Italy.
Cecil, her husband. Not from Syracuse. It blocked him out of the conversation on occasion.
Kim is a waitress at Michael’s. Cecil a sales representative for BREAKTHRU Beverage, a liquor distributor.
Nice people.
I was reading the newspaper when I heard behind me…..You’re sitting at a reserved seat. A seat at the bar? It was Tom. I did not recognize his voice at first.
Tom was with his lovely wife Nancy. Nancy always charming. Tom a former bocce team mate.
With them were Dan, Betty and their daughter.
Dan and Betty only visit Key West. They are here so often one forgets they are visitors. Their home is in Tampa or Fort Myers. They keep running down to Key West for fun times with the many friends they have made here over the years.
I joined the group at their table after I finished dinner. Enjoyed a couple of drinks with them. A lot of political talk. No one seemed to like Trump. Amazing! Very few like him. Nevertheless, he constantly wins.
Another part of the discussion involved Dan’s heart. He recently had three stents placed. God bless him! Should be good for another 15-20 years.
I was up at 5 this morning working.
My KONK Life column this week very interesting. Involves Afghanistan and heroin. The title Afghanistan and America’s Heroin Addiction. An eye opener.
I researched about five hours yesterday. Not enough. That is why the five o’clock starting time this morning. Took another three hours to complete the research. I will begin writing the column at one this afternoon.
My day is an all writing one. I hope to get out tonight. Absolutely out of food! Have to eat and shop for groceries.
Enjoy your Sunday!
America has spent countless amounts of money trying to change the agriculture of Afghanistan. They are not about to change. Poppies are just too lucrative. Their culture isn’t going to change any time soon and ours is changing quickly.