425 Hillside: Part one

The more of the story I wrote this epic adventure, the more the details came back to me. Writing is a healing process for me and other writers; writing this is healing. The humor, the sadness, the raunchiness, and all the shenanigans happened but maybe not in the order of time frame as it actually happened in real life. The timeline is obscured for several reasons and for the obvious one is the most important one. I want to remember the ones that were there as I saw them. As I interacted with them. The people and places are real but the conversations are fictionalized. It's been decades since this is supposed to take place so remembering every word that was spoken is not in this realm of reality of being even close.

Room 103 was originally the second story written in the grand scheme of things because I felt I owed it to myself and you the readers to really start as close to the beginning as I could without causing a backlash by the people who know where this story originates from. I backed up and wrote 723 Jefferson Street as the opening to set the imaginary tone of how I started writing this. It was the last address of my dad before his passing. It is as I described it in this story.

Birthday Wish just felt right to write. It is the What After and What's Next edition. It acts as a gateway into Holi-Daze, One of the Gang, Day trip, and othersthat might follow. It is written in the same guidelines that what lays before you is the start of an epic journey through an imaginary timeline of shenanigans. I hope you follow along as the journey unfolds