RECENT OCCURRENCE! All in one day

2. I biked across to the other side of the city to go to the farmers market. With my magic hands that can clasp a total capacity of 1 pound I selected one precise pound of onions, yams and green peppers each. This dumbfounded the farmer when he weighed my items on the scale one by one. Then I realized I forgot my wallet. I owe him $8.50 to be payed (paid) next week.1lb of bell peppers (the whole reason why I bike 5 miles, they are organic and conventional bell peppers are particularly toxic.)

1 lb of YAMS (they look not like potatoes)

1 lb of onions magically measured by my hand.

3. I biked home and then threw away my shoes. They were falling apart, but they spent 35 years in the back of my Mom's closet. I always hated them as a kid, but I knew that one day I would like them and wear them. That day came, and today came the day they fell apart and I had to throw them away.

Erin Hinz

Let me tell you about about Erin Hinz. She walked around with me in Paris eating her foie gras and moaning. She pointed out every exquisite butt of putti (angel child statues) that we passed. We went to a small theater that no tourist ever ever visits and saw a movie that we only had our vast imaginations to describe what we believed took place. (It had something to do with perfume, unpaid favors and whoever the next door neighbor really had a crush on.)

Erin like myself lives a life divided between what is happening as we breathe and what we fantasize is happening as we breathe. This makes her the ideal traveling companion to far away places. I encourage you now to see what she is coming up with these days in a land of her own...

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