Throughout John Francis O’Neill’s life, he encountered many challenges, and his philosophy was that you can never be wrong when you do the right thing. Reminding adults that they were once kids, that life was short, and that maturity was a high price to pay for growing up seemed plausible to him. His goal was to die young as late as possible. Most people who became his boss were joyless individuals who always thought they knew better. They were all too busy being whatever they had become and eventually would make the right decision only after they had tried everything else. He was determined never to be like them.
Flooding Plymouth
Look, are you a people watcher? Are you someone who is more interested in how a person reacts to their circumstances? There is always somebody who has an interesting approach and a fascinating personality. They will leave you unblinking and open-mouthed while you endeavour to suck in all their intri...
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