I was never into nicknames, as I found most of those who had them were unflattering, or not something to live down to, at least in my neighborhood.
There were no Dick Tracy euphemisms like Noodles, Mumbles, Prune Face, Flattop, Scarface, Maddog, or even Joey Bag O’Donuts. Now, as an educated man in my late sixties, I choose to distance myself from those who still use nicknames. In my youth, it was entertaining while it lasted, and I’m grateful that those days are long behind me.
I wrote and published a holiday story set in Philadelphia that might leave some of my friends from the street corners scratching their heads. I also wanted to mention the daily blog I’ve been posting over the past several months.
If you, your family, or friends are looking for a feel-good holiday story for Christmas in July or the holiday season in general, check out A Glimpse from Christmas Past! PLEASE! Write, copy, and paste reviews to at least two websites! Thank You!Available in Book, E*Read, and Audio at most online bookstores, but on Audible, you can listen to a free sample @ Listen to A Glimpse from Christmas Past by D. C. Donahue on Audible. https://www.audible.com/pd/B07K2K42QH…
https://www.amazon.com/A-Glimpse-from-Christmas-Past/dp/B07K2HZFQY
I am about to publish my third book, which will be available soon!
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