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  • “But ideas lie everywhere, like apples fallen and melting in the grass for lack of wayfaring strangers with an eye and a tongue for beauty, whether absurd, horrific, or genteel.”
    - Ray Bradbury
    Zen In The Art Of Writing

Tragedy Of The Luggage (Hint Memoir)

To my left: a pregnant woman happily chattering about new baby clothes.

To my right: baggage handlers hurriedly stuffing tiny muddy clothes back into suitcases.


 

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  1. TerryNo Gravatar says:

    …and in the middle sat the small girl putting clothes on the naked Barbi in her left hand with the red crayon in her right.

    • AnitaNo Gravatar says:

      The Crayola executive sitting in the seat behind and to the right couldn’t believe her eyes. This would be the dawn of a new age for Barbie accessories and (most importantly) the catalyst she needed to lift the Crayola stock to the levels she’d been dreaming of for two decades now.

      That small island in the South Pacific would soon be within her grasp, the only question now was… how to transport the robots without attracting too much attention.

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