BILL CADY Word Count: 149,227 - At My Friend's Place

Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 267
CHAPTER SIXTEEN
Pool. Eight ball. Nine ball. Good stuff, that, and a lot of fun. I began learning to
play at Rack and Rail, the pool hall down the street from O‟Rafferty. I enjoyed it, and I
wasn‟t bad, but I‟d‟ve probably gone on to be nothing more than an average player if I
hadn‟t made the move I did.
When I left O‟Rafferty and started at Otto, my group of friends changed faster
than a stripper can switch outfits between acts. There was a pool hall called House of
Billiards located at the corner of North Grand River and Willow Street, in the same
shopping center with the Kroger store. It was around halfway from my house to Otto.
That‟s where I used to go with my Mom when I helped her shop for groceries.
Yes, the sexy little Asian lady in the fifth row, on the aisle? You have your dainty
little hand raised, sweetheart. Do you have a question?
Am I the kind of man who enjoys going with his lady to buy groceries?
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