My home town
The city of my birth2 total reviews
Comment from jim vecchio
Understand, I don't drink anymore, but when I was in my twenties, sometime around the Dark Ages, I visited Cleveland with a friend and had to go to the bathroom badly. We parked the car near a bar, went in for, it seemed less than two minutes, and when we came out, we had a parking ticket. No police in sight! Anyhow, loved your portrait of your home town!
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Understand, I don't drink anymore, but when I was in my twenties, sometime around the Dark Ages, I visited Cleveland with a friend and had to go to the bathroom badly. We parked the car near a bar, went in for, it seemed less than two minutes, and when we came out, we had a parking ticket. No police in sight! Anyhow, loved your portrait of your home town!
Comment Written 18-Aug-2023
Comment from RodG
Your hometown sentiments about Cleveland seem sincere. You make it very clear how the city has changed since you left it. I especially like your description of what you did there as a youth. Rod
P.S. You might enjoy reading the Milan Jacovich P. I. stories written by Les Roberts. In each one he extols the virtues of Cleveland.
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Your hometown sentiments about Cleveland seem sincere. You make it very clear how the city has changed since you left it. I especially like your description of what you did there as a youth. Rod
P.S. You might enjoy reading the Milan Jacovich P. I. stories written by Les Roberts. In each one he extols the virtues of Cleveland.
Comment Written 18-Aug-2023
