Rhone Sonnier Louviere shared a link . 2 minutes ago . Excerpt from “Biloxi Rhapsody”…Memoir of a Storyteller Taken from Incident: R. L. was My Daddy’s Mate According to Sammy Miller, his brother, while R. L. was a youngster he had his own small businesses. He was a shoe shine boy and would hop aboard trains when they stopped at the station in Biloxi and shine passengers shoes (R. L. would be ever alert to the departing train whistle so that he could hop off the train before it started again). R. L. would also buy seafood early each morning off of seafood boats and go door to door and sell his wares. R. L. was quite smart and very industrious. Before R. L. entered the Navy he worked on seafood boats and was a Barq’s Rootbeer route driver (he delivered the beverage to various businesses around Biloxi). Yes, he did build those small businesses. I invite you to read the first forty pages of “Biloxi Rhapsody” free on Amazon. The forty pages are available in paperback or kindle. Also, visit my web-site at rhonesonnierlouviere and BLOGGER at rhonesonnierlouviere.blogspot Short Stories, Biloxi, Ancestry, Memoir, Fiction Author rhonesonnierlouviere Biloxi Rhapsody an illuminating Acadian French assimilation memoir by fiction author Rhone Sonnier Louviere. The novel, an historical romance, contains mystery symbolism and Christian perspectives.
Posted on: Fri, 14 Jun 2013 23:11:21 +0000
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