Have you figured out who I am yet? Posted by Paul on 12:29 AM

I have a short list. But I prefer the mystery, so I'm not trying.

Ask me anything. But be polite; my mother reads this.

Filling in the negat Posted by Paul on 6:23 AM

Filling in the negative space with positively everything.

Can You Help My Autistic 8 Year Old Nephew? Posted by Paul on 8:30 PM

As some of you are aware, I have a large contingent of siblings. One of my sisters has a son, Tyler. Tyler is autistic. 

Tyler is a currently a Boy Scout, based in West Philadelphia. My father helps the troop so Tyler can be part of everything. As part of their 100th year celebration, the Boy Scouts are doing a lot of "100" themed projects.

My nephew is trying to come up with 100 different train or bus schedules, from as many different places as he can. I would like to help him achieve his goal, and I'm asking for your help.

I know many of you who will read this are from all over the world. Boston & Philadelphia, for certain. Probably parts of Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine, New York, Tennessee, Missouri, Georgia & Florida, among other states. Maybe even England, Ireland, & New Zealand, or other nations. All I would ask is that you grab a local public transportation schedule, stick it in an envelope, and mail it to him. For the cost of a stamp & a few minutes time, you can help me make an little boy quite happy. Which would make me happy enough to cry, something I know some of you want to see (or hear about). 

So can you help Tyler? 

If you want the address to send a schedule (or two, or three), let me know & I will be thrilled to share it with you. You can find me on Twitter (@paulrharvey3), Facebook (facebook.com/paulrharvey3) or email.

Thank you for reading this, and feel free to share it with anyone you wish.

Paul R Harvey III

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If you won a $1,000 shopping spree for any store, which store would you pick? Posted by Paul on 10:44 PM

Amazon. If it has to be a physical store, Barnes & Noble.

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Would you rather watch a comedy or a drama? Posted by Paul on 6:27 PM

Drama.

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I Read Stuff Posted by Paul on 8:45 AM

Gilded Latten Bones: A Garrett, P.I., Novel by Glen Cook

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Garrett is back. Mostly. Some new, but not unwelcome directions. He's beginning to come across as something I'm not sure he needed to become, but perhaps necessary for future stories to develop. All the usual ingredients are here, yet the flavor was a bit off.



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