They Call It Molar City

By Don Wooldridge

I felt a twinge of apprehension as I packed my bags for a trip to Los Algadones, Mexico. This small border town was not new to me. I’d been there a couple of times with my father for his dental work. This would be my first time alone.
The decision to have dental work done in Mexico was easy: $1400 for a crown in the U.S. vs. $200 by dentists in Algadones. The cause for my apprehension was the fact that I needed to arrive on Monday and return home on Wednesday. What was I going to do all that time?
I’m in the process of writing a novel, and it would be easy to spend my down time on my computer, writing. But, would my computer be safe while I’m at the dentist? I’ve never stayed at a motel in Mexico. I was unsure of how safe it was. I tossed in my story outline, a tablet, and zipped up my carryon. I left the computer behind.
When I arrived, I crossed the border into Los Algadones on foot, asked directions a couple of times and located the Hotel California Suites. As I walked into the office a smiling man named, Armondo, greeted me.
“Welcome to the Hotel California, You know you can never leave.” (Ha, ha, thank you Eagles.)

• Language: English
• Publisher: Don Wooldridge
• Release date: Jul 20, 2018
• ISBN: 9781370250776

Don Wooldridge

Don Wooldridge enjoys writing in a variety of genres, and avoids vulgarity, or explicit sex in his work. To date he’s written 4 fiction novels, 2 non-fiction novella's, 28 short stories, and 1 memoir telling how he found ways to manage his bipolar disorder over 45 years.COMING SOON:SAMMY MY GUARDIAN ANGEL spring 2019.FRIENDS FOREVER, book 4 of the "Secrets of Clayton County" series, Summer of 2019.You can contact Don at [e-mail] website @ donwooldridgeauthor.com

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[Al Cantwell · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

For someone who purports to be an author, it's embarrassing how poor the grammar and punctuation are. And "Can Coon"? Are you effing kidding me? He desperately needed an editor for this....blog post. (To call it anything more than that would be wishful thinking on the author's part.)