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Looney Two-Shoes
By Terry P. Rizzuti
Last edited: Wednesday, September 09, 2009
Posted: Thursday, July 03, 2008

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An unpublished short story (flash fiction) about an eccentric bible salesman and his close friend. I like this story because it teaches us that you don't need a lot of formal education to get ahead in the world.

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Excerpt: Looney Two-Shoes was a free spirit, but what really set him apart socially stemmed from that day in high school when he walked in wearing a brown Penny Loafer on one foot and a red with white Wingtip on the other.

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Reviewed by Gwendolyn Thomas Gath 3/8/2009

Great the read of "Looney Two-Shoes."

Enjoy and take care,
~Gwendolyn

Reviewed by R. Armstrong 7/4/2008

Sounds like ol' Looney had some street smarts and common sense, two things in short supply now days.