Nostradamus and the Big Quake
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Boy, I am angry!
I spent a good part of last week’s paycheck on bottled water, canned food, extra flashlights and blankets. I wore swim trunks in the shower and my bicycle helmet to bed. And no earthquake!
That’s it--no more astrology, palm readings, Tarot cards and, especially, 16th-Century know-it-all seers. I’m my own man now, able to make my own decisions and plan my own future. Anyway, this morning my horoscope said I should take better control of my life.
JOHN R. PABST
Tustin
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