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He looks at the sky and sees nothing but pain. His wife drapes her arms around him. Our vacation’s ruined, she sighs. Inside, the kids howl.

The plants overwhelmed the room and Al had trouble watching TV. His daughter flashed her boobs at the mailman. Al had bourbon for breakfast.

The phone call came as he knew it would. He picked up the receiver. Fear came through the line. He felt it. Dad I need a lift, his son said.

His mother had changed since she’d started seeing a shrink. She was way too gregarious in public. Her new catchphrase was, That makes me wet

He tries to describe love to his young son, the idea of looking at someone and losing yourself, and then the son says, I said lust, not love