June 25, 2008July 1, 2008 by R J Adams - 1 Comment

“It’s Called The American Dream……

……’cos you have to be asleep to believe it.” ~ George Carlin

They all laughed at your comedy, George, but no-one ever listened.

R.I.P.

Filed under: George Carlin 1937 – 2008

One Reply to ““It’s Called The American Dream……”

Twilight says:
June 26, 2008 at 12:00 pm
There’ll never be another like him. We saw him perform live in Oklahoma City a couple of years ago – I’ll never forget it – such a thrill! His work will live on, and I suspect will not ever go out of date, ‘cos human nature doesn’t change.
RIP

Comments are closed.

Even Little Sparrows

"Even Little Sparrows"

by
R J Adams.

Recalling life as an animal welfare inspector in 1970's England, Even Little Sparrows is now available for immediate download as a revised and updated eBook, while still obtainable from the publisher and leading bookstores in its original paperback format. Over 300 pages of heart-rending, yet often hilarious anecdotes weave a poignant love story around the lives of characters dedicated to caring for the sick and unwanted of the animal kingdom.

For more information, and to purchase your copy - click on the bookcover - NOW!

SPECIAL OFFER! - and only for Sparrow Chat readers!

Obtain your copy of the eBook (1.2Mb) absolutely FREE just by clicking on the link.

^{(NO credit card charge will be levied)}

Blogroll Links

George Says
George's Blog - a catalogue of delightful frivolry,
coupled with a soupcon of honest opinion, from the
charming Cotswold village of 'Farting on the Hump'.
Learning Curve on the Ecliptic
A Yorkshire lass who followed her stars to Oklahoma
- with just a few sharp intakes of breath on discovering
how astrology permeates - almost - everything....
Monbiot
Blog of George Monbiot - Guardian journalist, campaigner,
environmentalist. A thorough researcher of facts, and an
enjoyable and stimulating read.
The Other Side Of Sixty
Random thoughts from an older perspective - writing, politics,
spirituality, global warming...all delivered with style, elegance,
and an occasional portion of Newfoundland humor.
The Quiet Road
Weblog Of Jim Bliss, Writer And
Backstreet Psychoanalyst
Vineyard Views
Al Devito's take on a variety of topics that are shaping today's U.S.
Coming to you direct from Martha's Vineyard, this has to be one of
the best current affairs blogs on the internet.

Short Stories

Growing Orbits
A true tale of internet
romance blossoming across
an ocean. How one man's
life had to change
to be with the
woman he loved.
Patience Was Her Only Virtue
Alcoholism and mental
illness combine to
turn a beautiful woman
into a dark and evil
entity, in this disturbing
story that has its
roots in truth.
The Red Bandanna
When Charlotte discovers
a trap door under
the old oak, leading
deep into the bowels
of the earth, she
has no idea
of the events she
will trigger. Is
she dreaming? Or has
she, perhaps, embarked
on a journey to
reality?
The Room
Inspired by the horror
of two Americans and
one British man kidnapped
in Iraq 2004, the story
is fictitious, but seeks
to highlight the suffering
of those innocents captured
by al Qaeda during this
dreadful period of Iraqi history.

Not recommended for children.
MH370 - Flight To Armageddon
On March 3rd 2015 Malaysian
Airlines flight MH370 disappeared without trace. Over a year later, and there is
still no trace of the
plane's whereabouts.

Bits & Bobs

Bits & Bobs - 1
A compilation of musings
and notes forever increasing
and with nowhere else to go:

"CATERWAULING PAYS"

"THE VEXED QUESTION OF BEING"

"WRITER'S BLOCK"
Bits & Bobs - 2
A compilation of musings
and notes forever increasing
and with nowhere else to go:

"THE ROPE WAS BELFAST LINEN"

"A SOUND OF MUSIC"

"CHINESE TAPS"
Bits & Bobs - 3
A compilation of musings
and notes forever increasing
and with nowhere else to go:

"REMEMBERING JAMES"

"FOR THE LOVE OF MISTER SMITH"

"THE SOUSING OF JESSE JAMES"
Bits & Bobs - 4
A compilation of musings
and notes forever increasing
and with nowhere else to go:

"IN THE BEGINNING WAS THE NAME"
A potted history
of the early American colonies.

"GEORGE WASHINGTON
AND
THE FOUNDING FATHERS"
The Philadelphia Convention
and how GW
kept his slaves.

Yarns.....Gongoozler

"Yarns of a Professional Gongoozler"

by
R J Adams.

NOW AVAILABLE - IN PAPERBACK!

Subtitled "Tales of English Canal Life at Dixie's Marina", this book highlights both the touching and absurd aspects of living and working around the boating fraternity on England's inland waterways. Available from the publisher and leading bookstores, the work can also be purchased in eBook (Amazon Kindle) or AudioBook (.mp3) format for immediate download.

For more information, and to purchase your copy - click on the bookcover - NOW!

NOW AVAILABLE ON - Amazon Kindle!