Gas is Cheap
The infrastructure of Kuwait is well established
Extensive highways or ‘ring roads’ circle the city
The U.S. government has a Federal Highway Projects office here
to guarantee the construction
and modification of the road system
With over $50 billion invested in the states,
Kuwait can easily afford to have the best highways money can buy
Hospitals and school provide excellent services to the population
Medical care is free
Tim Leonard, a Vietnam veteran, is a graduate of the University
of Oregon. A poet, writer and digital photographer, his work has been
published by CREATIVENUE.COM, POETRY SUPERHIGHWAY, STIRRING (V2EI), EBOOKSONTHE.NET,
and JOURNAL E. An article and image on El Morro, N.M., will be published
by KIDS HIGHWAY.COM in December. Mr. Leonard has extensive international
hotel management experience.
Note: Featured
author in December 2000
E-mail: tmleonard@earthlink.net
Writing interests: Travel, Children, Poetry, Prose
I.D. Theory articles:
"Going North from Santa Fe",
"Bali Creativity",
"Old Man Hands",
"Roof Ball", "Commentary
in December", "Sun
River", "Leaving
Through DIA", "Pawn
Takes Pawn", "Elements
of Surprise and Laughter", "Field",
"Gas
is Cheap"
Digital art: "Cutting Fingers," "Error 404 File Not Found," "Scratch," "Remain in the View," "The Orchestra is in the Pits," "National Poetry Month," "Untitled Means Exactly What It Means,"
"Woman in Thorns," "Royalty Discussing Just Desserts," "Truth Clarity Power Immortality"
Links: Tim's
Website