Monday, July 13, 2020

The Not-So-Remarkable Facts Concerning Jeremiah Lindsford.









There's a certain undeniable plausibility to the way Jeremiah Lindsford has provided an extricative breathing technique to those in his care. And the way he swishes his forehead with an ever present wipe all but guarantees the sympathy of those whose knowing glances sometimes set tracers all but amok. Here, in the Springtime of our doom, he can be counted upon to leave a characteristic marking near a placard adjacent to one of our pathetic trickling streams. On a wonderful day like the one that occurred two weeks prior to the shooting, most of us had a common idea about positive approaches to ingrained societal imbroglios. For myself, things had seemed to settle down in the immediate vicinity of rarely used faculties. Damned if I knew!






The virtual triad of heartfulness, sloth and an evenhanded patchwork of whelms, is even now at a tipping point and will require grateful dust in the aftermath of a significant shielding error. The bastard who provided a coating of invisible paint to my freshly minted Triumph 380 is known not only to me but to a non-trivial selection of townspeople. They run the gamut from gamers to nutritionists to palmists to incels. To a person they are in agreement. Some of us have decided to take the natural pulse and come up wanting. Those in the rear section are notable scions of the Cooper Family Trust. The boldness of their anomie does not comport well with the needs of a dutifully prescient peasantry. In case anyone should decide to render a plaque, please be advised that none will be available in the coming Post-War era. You can thank me later.






What business of anyone is it if one or more of my immediate family members form a positive intention to remove a swiftly morphing obcision from a less than graceful tube of oleander even as the situation grows more tense by the second? This could give some of us the chance we've always wanted to try out novel behaviors which favor a seldom observed drippage if we but plait our brows at dusk. Any of the last crimps should stay well out of the way of needing hallway instructions. Who is it that's being drained, is what I want to know. There's a felt sense of weebleness to the whole affair. This gives us a clue to the source of the majoritarian vanity when it comes to casual attire in the workplace. I really need to go.



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