Today, I walked past a woman sitting in her car.
She was cradling, yes cradling, a brand new still-in-the-box Snuggie.
That's all.
Bye.
Monday, November 9, 2009
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4 comments:
NO. YEs? ahha
YES. YES YES! BAM BAM. BANG. YEAH!!!
ahahahahahaha!!! oh my...I'm still laughing!!!
about your last comment...
I have a request (if I am, indeed allowed one) I think you should write a blog about your early memory on the plane that you were talking about :D I would very much like to read about it :D
if you don't want to release this to the public eye, please consider sending it to me personally.
thank you for your time, Mr. Dressman.
sincerely,
Kirsten
:D It truly is so incredible, that feeling of nostalgia. I think it is my favorite!
Austin, I am completely in love with your perspective on things. I feel stupid saying it like that, but if I put any less emphasis on it, I am afraid it would be untruthful.
When I read your writing, it's like you put words to things I didn't really know how to explain. Like the forgotten feeling, that is definitely there, just so small you can't really explain it. Does that make any sense? Anyways, I love it, and I am shamefully addicted to your words!
I loved your blog about the airport, beautiful in every form of the word :D! I would be so delighted to read about your earliest memory, hop to it old man!!
I still owe you a video, I just remembered...:D
...I felt like a 12 year old with an obvious crush, when I just read my comment back to myself...
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