T 4855

She received the invite in the mail. The bbq would take place on a hill overlooking town. It sounded so lovely. Except it happened last week.

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T 4854

He missed his bus and turned to hail a cab and bumped into her and he asked, Do you believe in fate? and she said no, and he got in the cab.

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T 4853

Time confused him. Twenty years could flash by while a minute felt like an eternity. This explained his failure at both romance and dieting.

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T 4852

He takes her hand and says, Remember that salumi in Firenze, and she laughs and says, Stop, and he realizes he’s talking about someone else.

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T 4851

The flower was dying, unloved in fetid water. Dust collecting on the vase. Look at that, she said. I’m too stupid for symbolism, he replied.

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T 4850

I was born long ago. How ironic is life that we need to wear diapers again? I don’t want to be the Sphinx’s punchline. Now, get off my lawn.

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T 4849

We are born imperfect, and we strive the rest of our days to attain a kind of perfection, he said. Despite his pleas, he still lost his job.

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T 4848

His son ran naked through the house. The guests stopped talking for a moment. That boy’ll be bigger than his father in a week, someone said.

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T 4847

He waited for her call. He sat by the phone and waited and time did its thing. His friend came over. Who makes phone calls anymore? he said.

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T 4846

He wanted to burn the leaves. Even though it wasn’t an officially sanctioned leaf burning day. That’s how angry he was about his cable bill.

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