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Contrary to Ordinary

On December 9, 2014 By wastedpilgrimIn FictionLeave a comment

This is a continuation of the story begun in “A Jogging Contradiction” and then “The Good One”: The son of a multimillionaire evangelist, and the brother of a millionaire fraud, drove a rented Toyota Tercel. His father would have been picked up at the airport in a limo. His brother would likely have snorted cocaine …

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Alone Amid the Loneliness

On October 21, 2014October 21, 2014 By wastedpilgrimIn Life2 Comments

Lots of folks are lonely. They’ve been left behind by modernity. They’re too old to peck away at the portable devices. They wish life could be simple again. On Monday, I’d been writing all day and hadn’t even left the house. I went to Wendy’s for supper because I didn’t want it to take much …

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