This is an excellent post outlining the pros and cons of a Universal Basic Income program. Perhaps after fighting this pandemic, we are ready to put a well-crafted policy in place!
Month: April 2020
Welcome to Day 4 of the “REFLECTIONS” Blog Tour! @JohnJFioravanti @4WillsPub #RRBC #RWISA #Inspiration #Giveaways
Nonnie Jules, President of Rave Reviews Book Club hosts my REFLECTIONS Tour on her lovely site, Books by Nonnie. Please visit and check out her great books while you’re there!
Hello! Welcome to Books By Nonnie! I haven’t extended an invite to you, my dear friends, in quite some time, but it’s a new year and every new year ushers in better habits. I will be inviting more of my friends to share content here as well as infusing my own bit of writing for all to take in.
Today, I’m welcoming my dear friend and Author, John Fioravanti! John is on tour with his book,REFLECTIONS. When he asked me if I would write the foreword to this book, I was honored, and it was if the words were just waiting to flow from my pen. Writing the foreword to this amazing work of art was easy. It was easy because there is no chore in spreading the word about great written works. Today, John wishes to share that foreword with all of you.
Before I…
View original post 1,088 more words
Welcome to the “REFLECTIONS” Blog Tour! Focus on … @JohnJFioravanti @4WillsPub #RRBC #RWISA #Inspiration
Today my book tour for REFLECTIONS is being hosted by The Warden in Cell Block “B” for blogs! This is a very unique site and I invite you to check it out! Thanks, Warden!
Good People Doing Good Things — Kleenex Is Included
My thanks to Jill Dennison for these much-needed heartwarming stories of people trying to help others during this pandemic crisis.
If it’s Wednesday morning, then it must be time for us to go forth and find some … good people! Guess what? I found some! Surprised, aren’t you? 😉 I’m even providing the tissues this week, in case you’ve run out and found the shelves bare at the market.
And with that Dailey newspaper you get …
Greg Dailey delivers newspapers to homes in the central New Jersey township of Cranbury, but last week he did much more than toss rolled up newspapers. Many of the people on his paper route are seniors, and after one such woman asked him to start placing the newspaper against her garage, for she was afraid to walk down the driveway to retrieve it, Greg got an idea. The next day, he placed a note in all 725 newspapers he delivered …
My name is Greg Dailey and I deliver your newspaper every morning…
View original post 1,033 more words
Fiora Books by John Fioravanti 