I handed the Prime Minister’s wife her purse and told her to call me later. She gave me a blank stare and walked out the door.
The paisley print on my bathrobe reminded me that life can be glorious, surprising and dreadful in alternating breaths.
I ordered my usual room service breakfast of Crab Rangoon and Twiglets. As I ate my kingly meal, I thought about how Brother used to tell us not to stare into the flames for too long. But Brother isn’t around anymore, and what Brother don’t know won’t hurt him
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twiglets
Friday, April 30, 2010
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