The Last Bus to Oblivion by Gary Wesselhoff

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The Last Bus to Oblivion
They say that you can never go back,

But maybe you can if you never left, in your heart.

A tragic satire about life in the ‘70’s
by Gary Wesselhoff

Copyright ã 1997 Gary L. Wesselhoff

The Poem "Going Home" which heads chapter 21 was written by Amy Wesselhoff

To Red Skelton.

Good night, and may God Bless…

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Contents…

1. Spork surgery

2. Somewhere between Paradise and Oblivion

3. Captain Ahab in a Really Bad Toupee

4. The Cable Channel Totally Devoted to Jumpy Ballroom Dancers, and Other TV Heroes

5. The enchilada whispers it’s time

6. Just you can make it shine on me

7. Pinheads will no doubt obliterate the good hearted rodeo clowns

8. Trouble Narks on Juan

9. Travels of a boy and his Buddhist Dog

10. Shakespeare (Richard) Mostly Plays the Fool

11. Wanderlust with a Dear

12. Quasi Encounters with an almost Missing Link

13.The Simulated Rosewood Leather Trimmed Prison

14. The great Meatball War of ’74

15. Life in the Billion Dollar Birdcage

16. Learning to become a Bum

17. Boot Scootin’ The Rooster Rockstep at the Why

18. Morning Spawning

19. The Gathering of the console

20. The Crusty old hippies battle the wintry old pigs

21. I’ll take you away to a quiet place where dreams, they never die.

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