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By Jack Joseph Smith
a nice visit, and bottom's up!" If he could make
someone gasp just a little, it was like a beauti-
ful dress for a beautiful women. It was like the
successful connections people make with themselves
that take no thoughts! But he had to believe that
comedy was unparishable to himself, or he knew he
would parish. Ordinary people loved an aristocrat
face with short hair; but no shoes and a brown
paper bag. He saw people say to themselves; what
is in that bag that obviously has no meaning, but
must be some sort of luggage. He strolled around
in circles being a pleasant clown, and feeling at
home with his heart for awhile.
Jaugeline successfully tuned the blueness of her
eyes out of distain, as she saw her former lover
coming toward her in his dressy robe. Quickly she
changed her mind from hating herself for having
this urge to come her almost in quarter sections
through the years.
"Hello Jaugeline."
"Hello," she replied; insisting upon herself,
that she would not get trapped in bull shit talk
was the manner of the phrase to stop indulgence
came clear.
"You look well."