At this point, you are either a little like my normal self - barely looking into Norman and letting his personality and humanness unfold in front of you. Or you are like my working self - immediately researching the guy to find out who he is. If you’re the latter, then you know his accomplishments. He had written at least two books - Life’s Snapshots and The Gamblers - and had written opinion pieces for various papers including the New York Times.
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Breakfast at The Cottage: The Norman Pause
Fully under a sold, used boat, my attention was on the hull and then… A pair of brown, polished loafers slid across the floor and stopped next to me.
Breakfast at The Cottage: A Small Victory
"What if you don't like that kind of writing? What if you're no good at it?" "Nonsense," said Norman as he walked in the door. "He'll learn and adapt. Good morning, too." His silent gait let him slip into the diner undetected.
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