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ME TODAY

ME TODAY

ME TODAY: Our nemesis, the bugle, sounded again

Serving the Fatherland in the National Youth Service Corps

ME TODAY: My plan was to move west to east through the city

ME TODAY: “This is how poor people watch football, babe.”

ME TODAY: There are people and goods, constantly moving all around you

ME TODAY: The next time we touch.

A photo of Eddie Vedder playing guitar, cropped to just the guitar and his hands

ME TODAY: I couldn’t imagine our cat actually darting out the door, past the roaring shop-vac.

A plant with changing leaf colors; red, yellow and green

ME TODAY: The inside of my brain looks and feels not entirely unlike the interior of this shop.

Three old playing cards, from right to left: an ace of spades, reading JOHN WADDINGTON LTD., LEEDS & LONDON, a back side reading BELL'S "Afore ye go," Issued by ARTHUR BELL & SONS LTD, PERTH SCOTLAND, with an image of a bearded older man in a llt staning in a castle doorway, holding a bottle, with a dog at his side, flanked by the shadows to two people, and the third card is a JOKER

ME TODAY: “Leave this place and go to Sicily,” he whispered, though there was no one else around.

ME TODAY: A flower sat facedown on the sidewalk. I flipped it over for someone else to find.

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