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OLD SOLDIERS - RADIO SCRIPT UPDATE #4

Thinking further regarding the story line. Now toying with the idea of perhaps turning it into a comedy crime caper.

Let's say: you have a trio of elderly senior war vets who are tired of having to live from hand-to-mouth. They live in rented rooms. Joe McKenna (main character) is continually pressed for rent from his obnoxious landlady. The other two experience similar problems.

Their meeting at the local pub/bar and reflecting upon their lives ends up with them touching upon the idea of robbing a liquor store or jewelry store...not sure what type of business, yet. Joe visits his son and grandchildren in anticipation of following through with the robbery and in case he ends up in jail, or worse.

Have to give it more thought...

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2. Lest We Forget: What We Remember

What We RememberAuthor: Lesley Anne Airth
Illustrator: Mervyn Finch
Published: 2005 General Store Publishing House
ISBN: 1897113218 Chapters.ca

Six simple, stirring stories help us slip into the shoes of real children as they deal with the impacts of war.

Listen to Electric Sky’s 2005 Remembrance Day Tribute.

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