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Scattered Thoughts from a Scattered Mind: Volume Vii Back to the Beginning
Scattered Thoughts from a Scattered Mind: Volume Vii Back to the Beginning
Scattered Thoughts from a Scattered Mind: Volume Vii Back to the Beginning
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Hello, and welcome again to the land of Scattered Thoughts, coming to you live from Neal Youngs Sugar Mountain! And yes, we do have barkers and colored balloons.

When last we spoke, it was 2016. Donald Trump had just won the White House, and everybody and his brother was raising hell. Negan from The Walking Dead would say, Not cool! Not cool at all!

I hope by now youve seen there was no need whatsoever for all of the hoopla. Weve gone an entire year, and dig this, the talking heads performed admirably, no one detonated a nuclear device in anyone elses backyard, and garbage pickup continued to be spot-on.

If you ask me, Im putting that in the win column.

I trust youve fared well this year and celebrated the 2017 holidays properly with your friends and loved ones. I know I did.

Again, my work is complete to the best of my ability.

Yours is just beginning.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherXlibris US
Release dateMar 8, 2018
ISBN9781984511201
Scattered Thoughts from a Scattered Mind: Volume Vii Back to the Beginning
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David Mills

David Mills has worked in the field of pneumatic conveying for over forty years. From 1998 – 2006 he was Professor of Bulk Solids Handling at Glasgow Caledonian University. He has published over 170 papers in the field, and has been working as an independent consultant in pneumatic conveying since 1996.

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    Scattered Thoughts from a Scattered Mind - David Mills

    Copyright © 2018 by David Mills.

    ISBN:                    Softcover                                   978-1-9845-1121-8

                                  Hardcover                                 978-1-9845-3762-1

                                  eBook                                         978-1-9845-1120-1

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

    Scripture quotations marked KJV are from the Holy Bible, King James Version (Authorized Version). First published in 1611. Quoted from the KJV Classic Reference Bible, Copyright © 1983 by The Zondervan Corporation.

    Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Getty Images are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

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    Rev. date: 06/26/2018

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    Also by David Mills…..

    Scattered Thoughts From a Scattered Mind

    Xlibris Publishing, 2011

    Scattered Thoughts From a Scattered Mind

    Volume II…The Doctor is In

    Xlibris Publishing, 2012

    Scattered Thoughts From a Scattered Mind

    Volume III…A Laugh a Minute

    Xlibris Publishing, 2013

    Scattered Thoughts From a Scattered Mind

    Volume IV…Prime Redefined

    Xlibris Publishing, 2014

    Scattered Thoughts From a Scattered Mind

    Volume V…The Road Home

    Xlibris Publishing, 2015

    Scattered Thoughts From a Scattered Mind

    Volume VI…Boys by Day

    Xlibris Publishing, 2016

    This volume is dedicated to my sweet Ann,

    who saved me from myself so very long ago.

    and to

    Gregory LeNoir Allman

    (1947-2017)

    There will never be another.

    I certainly hope to see you again.

    Anybody can jump a motorcycle.

    The trouble begins when you try to land it.

    Evel Knievel

    Every moment is a fresh beginning.

    T. S. Eliot

    Contents

    FOREWORD

    Vegas 2016

    Penny and the Slots, Part II

    Trump

    Leaky Faucet Falls, Nevada

    Sara (no h)

    Rest

    Truth

    It and Of Itself

    Suddenly Loose

    Effects From the Side

    Rocket Man

    The Cord

    Wild Wild West

    Hands Held

    Pressured Speech

    Wayward Guest

    Breathe

    Upon This Bench

    Twisted

    Six Minutes

    Friends

    Lesson Learned

    Days of Wonder

    Property

    Upon the Wire

    Nicholas Reeves

    Collusion

    Unquiet Mind

    Another (short) Story

    An Arduous Explanation

    Bearing Down

    Who Am I?

    Time Well Spent

    For Robbie

    Jelena

    Two Old Broads

    Between The Sand and Sea

    Nineteen

    Wonderfully Sad

    Paddling Out

    Same View, Two Stories, Two Destinies

    Things I Learned At Work

    Modern Man

    Back To The Beginning

    Into The Ranks

    38

    Sunset

    On The Day Tom Petty Died

    For Grayson

    Chances

    Vegas 2017

    The Valley of Fire

    For Your Eyes Only

    Keys

    The Clearing

    Write That Down

    Collage

    A Time of Unreason

    For Smokey

    The Woman in The Park

    At Ease

    Career Change

    Evening Comes

    For Kenny

    The Way You Do

    For Debby

    People, Places

    Back To The Beginning (Part II)

    Cover Me

    Tantrum

    Paying It Forward

    The Guardian

    Passively Aggressive

    M.O.M. (Many Other Meanings)

    By Dallin Mills

    AFTERWORD

    Foreword

    Hello and welcome again to the land of Scattered Thoughts,…coming to you live from Neal Young’s Sugar Mountain!

    And yes, we do have barkers and colored balloons.

    When last we spoke, it was 2016, Donald Trump had just won the White House and everybody and his brother was raising hell.

    As Negan from The Walking Dead would say,

    Not cool!…..not cool at all!

    I hope by now you’ve seen there was no need whatsoever for all of the hoopla. We’ve gone an entire year and dig this: the talking heads performed admirably, no one detonated a nuclear devise in anyone else’s back yard, and garbage pickup continued to be spot on.

    You ask me?…I’m putting that in the WIN column.

    I trust you’ve fared

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