Ruminations From a Retired Recluse

Upon completing Middle Age (35-65) Mr. Kelley felt it incumbent to share his pent-up wild thoughts on such diverse topics as Lucretia Borgia's sex life to George Washington's expense account (an absolute whopper!) Along the way he found inspiration in documenting his penchant for satire parody annoyance distemper and pique with wicked thoughts on wacky subjects vitriol sprinkled with humor and historical facts such as famous celebrities who died on top of one another had syphilis committed suicide went bananas or managed to utter some wonderful last words. Since he wasn't able to beat his buddies' ears with these stories because death cheated him of that chance he turned his target to those living souls who just might have run out of topics that kindle crankiness and want to catch up on some acrimony things to complain about and hostility so prevalent in those of us who profess to pontificate on everything once we retire. After all it is expected that geriatrics maintain their legacy of criticizing everything and in general being a big pain in the arse. Mr. Kelley deems himself a scholar when it comes to purveying non-essential stories that might tweak the interest of people approaching post-maturity and bereft of material to prove it. To those poor souls who have few things to remember I dedicate this book.