Health Benefit Primer
I am not sure that this is a “real” letter, but it has REAL information!
Hey everyone,
Following up on [N]’s email, I wanted to give to give some more background as to why we are considering a switch. In fact, I will take this as an opportunity to dive deeper into the health insurance world. Unfortunately, given the times we live in, we can no longer afford to be in the dark on this stuff. We have some tough choices ahead of us, if not now, then likely in a year or two. First, the short answer…
The front page of my paper offered a story this morning. It was, again, front page, above the fold. I was relieved to learn that;
. Written by Pittsburgher, Stephen Chbosky, Wallflower is a series of letters written by wallflower, Charlie, as he enters his first year of high school. You probably won’t be surprised that it didn’t go well for Charlie until he met some unusual and unassuming classmates. With over 1.5 million copies in print Charlie’s letters are all at once sad, tragic, inspiring, happy, shocking, and devastating and I wanted more.
Gabriel Allon does big. It is interesting “watching” Gabriel Allon grow and grow older as the master spy for Israel. As he takes on less of an operational role others take on a bigger part. In this Daniel Silva best seller the world may not hinge completely on Allon’s actions so this novel is a little different. It is no less action packed or thrilling just a little different. The English Girl is almost two novels as one story seems to end as you’ll notice as you get about halfway and it seems to be winding down. It powers back up in the City of Heretics.
. If you are not familiar with the series, Myron is a former athlete and current sports agent and he likes to solve murders in his spare time. In 
he tries to solve the murder of a tennis star and the trail leads him a little too close to home and puts him at odds with some unsavory characters and some bad guys. Oh and the lead detective doesn’t think much of him either.