Retrospective in Writing

Shaky Dees and Tabletop Flops

As is the case of late, nothing was happening. As such a little talk was set up with the editor of a magazine with some idea. The setting was set in a cafe for coffee. They didn't want to notch up a nick on the tab for a plain and dwarfed cup of milk. The opposer ordered a regular of his regular and started to sip from the lip of the cup. Elbows and hands were taken off the tabletop and the whole thing just shook out half of the caffeine hit. Shock tactic.

Soon Van - Saturday, May 24, 2003 - 07:40

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