With a bunch of pending book events, it was time to get some manscaping done. For the past nine months or so, I’ve been going to this little shop at the Playa Linda here in Aruba. You’ll recognize it from this photo:
A very nice Colombian lady works here so Spanish skills are helpful. If not, lots of smiles and hand gestures will do the trick. At any rate, she spends nearly an hour raking through my sticks, rendering me much more presentable than prior to this action. I didn’t think I had enough hair on my head for someone to work at it this long. Nonetheless, I’m all set and for a reasonable price. (For you ladies out there, you can have your nails done here and a number of other things. Stop by to see what’s on offer.)
Bon dia from Aruba.
Universal Coverage, the novel…
My novel, Universal Coverage, came out late in 2009. Now with the Supreme Court decision, may I shamelessly recommend this book for those who would like a preview of what’s to come? Go ahead, read it. Won’t hurt a bit. Here’s the cover.
Cover of Daniel Putkowski’s novel, Universal Coverage.
And a brief look at the inside, which gives a peek of the attitude of some people in the story.
As always, you can find the book on Amazon.com where it is also available for Kindle. Happy reading! (But be warned, this book is a lot like 1984.)
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on June 28, 2012 at 8:25 pm Leave a CommentTags: Books, dystopian novel, fiction, health care law, healthcare ruling, novel, Orwell, photo, photos, reading, stories, supreme court decision, universal coverage