Yeah, a few typos. It's been a minute since I read A Tale of Two Cities. Very lyrical.
My Spanish is not what it once was, so thank you, Google Translate, which might be a barrier to some. The beginning didn't seem to set the tone I expected. Will read it again for a more cogent reply
I grew up in Daytona Beach in the 1950s and 60s. I had a friend in 1964 who lived in the chauffeur's apartment over the garage of Juan Batista's mini-mansion, his vacation home, in Daytona Beach and I stayed there with him. I'm giving this backstory to prove that I knew about what was going on in Cuba and Florida during those times.
I'm glad to see that someone else writes about Batista the way I remember him.
Every time I read something bewailing the Revolution, I think that they didn't know what Cuba was like before Castro.
I'm intrigued!
Other than fixing some minor spelling errors, I don't see how this can be improved.
Yeah, the typos kill me. I need a good copy editor. Thanks for the kind words.
Fascinating details that draw me in!!! Thank you
Yeah, a few typos. It's been a minute since I read A Tale of Two Cities. Very lyrical.
My Spanish is not what it once was, so thank you, Google Translate, which might be a barrier to some. The beginning didn't seem to set the tone I expected. Will read it again for a more cogent reply
Your writing never fails to touch my heart and mind!
I grew up in Daytona Beach in the 1950s and 60s. I had a friend in 1964 who lived in the chauffeur's apartment over the garage of Juan Batista's mini-mansion, his vacation home, in Daytona Beach and I stayed there with him. I'm giving this backstory to prove that I knew about what was going on in Cuba and Florida during those times.
I'm glad to see that someone else writes about Batista the way I remember him.
Every time I read something bewailing the Revolution, I think that they didn't know what Cuba was like before Castro.