New meanings can be found anywhere.
All kidding aside, these are real homes designed by Architect Michael Jantzen.
Westside Story – Look For New Meanings
About Joseph Boyle
Joe’s life is divided into 3+1 chapters. Chapter I: 25+ years in business including Estate Planning with New York Life, Revenue Officer with the U.S. Treasury Department, Sales Representative and gas main Extension King with Washington Natural Gas Company, Real Estate Broker, investor, developer, and property manager. Chapter II: 25 years in public service as a Pierce County Deputy Sheriff between the ages of 45 and 70. Chapter III: Began with an April Fool’s Day 2013 retirement and involves The Arts including Writing, Comedy, and the Blues. Currently Joe is a creator on Westside Story, The Benny's & Joey’s Quiz with Publisher Ben Sclair and Double Take with author / columnist Susanne Bacon. Joe has performed as an actor locally and done stand-up comedy in Seattle, Tacoma, New Jersey, and Las Vegas. Chapter +1 (or 4) finds Joe and his family leaving Washington state after 77 year of residency to the Westside of the Atlantic Ocean in a state named Delaware. Because Joe has left many friends in western Washington, he remains interested in the territory of his former Westside Story beat.
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Where are these?
Ben,
I was delighted to find another Westside Story written by Ben Sclair published in this mornings The Suburban Times. I have always loved the Westside Story series, but tell me; how in the world do you come up with such novel story ideas?
Joseph Boyle – Faithful reader of Westside Story
My Dad used to say… “I thought I made an error once, but I was wrong.” I’ve never been able to say that. My bad Joe. Fixed. And I’ll see what I can do to push this out to Instant Joe readers.