On the Express Bus 73 A -- Chapter 11:I Never Knew Charles

Appaloosa Radio OffersOn the Express Bus 73 A -- Chapter 11:    I Never Knew Charles “Larry. Even though you and I work in extremely close proximity, I don’t think you know much about me. My avocation is writing, and drawing comic books, or, as the publishing trade now says, graphic novels. My specialties are stories about parapsychology and paranormal experiences. I don’t create fiction. Instead, I research events, events that have actually occurred, and then produce my own graphical works from them. Over the years, I have gathered thousands of stories.”I think that you have been experiencing self-transference.Your self leaves you and moves to another. “ ~~~In this Chapter, Larry and his two colleagues, Charles and Doreen, explore the impacts of self-transference after Larry returns to his original self from that of the transfer of Senora Guadalupe Valenzuela.Larry’s original had moved the self of a hard-working single parent attempting to raise her kids. Had Mrs. Valenzuela had worked her regular Friday night shift at Easy Ed’s Liquor and Convenience Store, she would have been murdered during the robbery.  ~~~Many contemporary hi-tech employees ride express commuter buses daily to and from their work sites. Mr. Larry J. Connors is just one of the many. Larry is a numbers guy, a veritable filing cabinet for numbers, whose speciality is making fiscal projections, doing benefit analysis, and generating cost-to-price determinations. Unfortunately, Larry is also a “quasi social isolate” who stares at his own shoes to avoid eye contact with others. As our story begins, Larry’s personal life has been reduced to doing his laundry, playing with his dog, and watching old, classic movies on television.One morning, when he boards his usual commuter bus, everything changes. He is no longer who he is. He is now living another’s life and he is a stranger in his own body.