Bulls, Broads, & Bullets: One Quiet Day in Mexico?

By W. D. Evans

A simple one-day journey of four young executives 
after a boring week of Texas meetings turns into
Battling for the Bull Horns
Escaping from Naked Teens
Dodging Drug Lord Machine Guns

 One of the Mexican soldiers yelled something at the other that I couldn’t understand. He then stopped, got down on

• Language: English
• Publisher: The Man with More Lives Than a Cat
• Release date: Jun 26, 2017
• ISBN: 9780692034637

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Bulls, Broads, & Bullets

One Quiet Day in Mexico?

Published by:

The Man with More Lives Than a Cat ™

www.themanwithmorelivesthanacat.com

ISBN: 978-0-692-03463-7

Copyright © 2017

Editing by:

Topflight Communication, www.topflightcommunication.com

Cover Design & Interior Layout:

Bryan K. Reed, www.bryankreed.com

Printed in the United States

Table of Contents

Hope

Thank You

Introduction from David W. Evans

The Bulls

The Broads

The Bullets

Back to the Border!

The Last Leg Home

The Survival X Ten Chronicles

Coming Soon

About W. D. Evans (Wayne)

The Man with More Lives Than a Cat™

About David W. Evans

Some Closing Thoughts from

W. D. Evans

Hope

This is not a long story. It is a short journey of a single but turbulent day in Mexico, but it becomes a true education about our neighbors. They are so close to our own world of happiness and plenty, yet their own is a strange world of poverty, sadness, and fear.

Whether we must walk the streets of Mexico to just survive or climb endless steps searching for courage and success, we must believe that hope for a better tomorrow lives within the hearts of all of us.

In a world of uncertainty and fear of the unknown, this journey is a call to those who still have their own dreams of a better tomorrow and the courage to tell the world of doubters:

It is All Right to Be Different, and to Be Happy with Who You Are.

Thank You

To Annie:

my true Angel, my Inspiration to jump over impossible fences no matter how tall, my Unconditional Love for over 56 years, and still counting.

To David W. Evans:

whose own writing skills added much to the flair and reality of the turbulent events of this single day in Mexico, and who enhanced the story with a vibrant history lesson of simpler times.

To my father:

who taught me to be self-reliant and that I must create whatever I needed in life to survive.

To my mother:

who always told me I was just a dreamer. She was absolutely right.