T 6066

The cakes are displayed with great care. All of them with raisins. Which I hate. That’s so mean, I say, to no one. Because I had baked them.

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T 6065

We prepared for every kind of eventuality and she said, Blink if you agree, and then she kissed me and I could not even open my eyes anymore.

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T 6064

We picked dandelions and wished for things that would never come true. This is bringing me down, I said, and she smiled and said, Like magic.

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T 6063

I checked in to the hotel and was shown my room. I said, What’s that? and the bellman said, That’s a bidet. And then a funny thing happened.

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T 6062

The dog chewed my shoe. I went to the cobbler, and said, The dog chewed my shoe. The cobbler said, I’m a cobbler. Then we hugged each other.

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T 6061

The magician waved his wand. Nothing happened. He looked into his top hat; the rabbits were being rabbits. I’m old, he said. To no applause.

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T 6060

After the date I called my mother and I said, I think I want to father her children, and my mother reached through the phone and slapped me.

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T 6059

I stared at the discarded bills on my desk, feeling a bit poor, and I said, For whom the bill tolls, but no one was around to call me smart.

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T 6058

The waiter carved the salt encrusted piglet and I took out my phone and starting taking photos, and by the time I was done my date had left.

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T 6057

And when she woke she said, This is the morning of my discontent, and I said, The night time is the right time, and then she forgot to laugh.

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