Last night Whisson and I crashed at his mother's place. After we talked garbage until 4am, I managed to fall asleep in the living room, only to be awoken by the blistering hot sun about two hours later. I dozed in and out of sleep until 9am. I read for a while.
Two hours later Alex and brother Whisson were up. Mrs W offered to make me breakfast and after declining for a while I caved in. I had five slives of toast with grilled cheese and sliced gherkin. Excelent combination… I wonder if it's a Swiss thing. Alex and his older brother Marcus ate toast with marmalade. Alex made no attempt to stop his mother from making me breakfast. I drank a cup of tea with the toast, and later a cup of coffee while the four of us watched Chappelle's Show.
Marcus and I worked on a CD portfolio I am putting together to display my journalistic and photgraphic wares to potential employers at community newspapers. Maybe I should just direct 'em to this site and have them read the Hungry Are The Damned series.
I drank a few glasses of apple and mango juice to keep my fluids up.
pelicaneditor'99 says:
A few glasses of apple and mango juice, huh? How very bourgoisie. Mix in a little chardonnay, and you've got a lovely spritzer too.
Dave and I, poor oppressed students that we are, have to steal shrivelled lemons from the neighbours to flavour our warm tap water. And the fence is really sharp, so I sometimes get scratched. As for beans and chili, cheese and gherkins, rice… We can only dream of such delights. Bread? We make our own from chinese newspapers and sawdust.
But seriously Geeves, my Pelican mainstay, I have always considered you a gifted and original writer. Unfortunately these qualities that will avail you little in the cutthroat community-rag-community.
Cursedee says:
…these ARE qualities…
Shit, where's my subeditor?
killer says:
Please, no more breakfast stories. Make them stop.
Giovanni says:
At last you crack!
I'll make them stop.
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damn… I can't figure this shit out…
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