"Unfriendly Fire," is a collection of sayings, thoughts, statements, ideas and affirmations about some aspect of the author's experiences. These ideas came straight from the author's mind. It presents a young man who was in much difficulty but was able to pick up the pace in Chicago. It must be true that one can do well if he finds a place where the God of the universe approves of for him. The statements and ideas are true to the best of his knowledge. The author wouldn't make such statements and ideas unless he at least considered them to be true. These thoughts, statements, sayings, ideas, and affirmations usually came to him as he would go about his daily activities.