This is fantastic! - Can you say something more about it? Send out another
one? The energy is like Krazy Kat zig zags...
Is zig a word? It is in _my_ scrabble dictionary -
- Alan
On Sat, 10 Sep 2005, Ann Bogle wrote:
September 10, 2005
Kitty Durango???s dad was the law doctor, doctor of law, lawman, legal
adversary,
law specialist, the one who knew, ask Kitty???s dad. Kitty will make an
appointment
to ask her dad; her dad will know what to tell Fingers about his tax company
--
whether to go not-for-profit or trade, small, a personal fundraiser, levying
taxes
from his personal home, a rental cottage (Fingers loved that house against
odds
of vying developers zeroing in on his neighborhood) for private causes;
these were formerly public concerns, topics, such as ???the road bill???; now no
one
had kept up an interest in it. Kitty Durango???s friends only wanted art, what
Kitty???s
dad had predicted in 1977 using telescopic intelligence. Kitty said, not
Fingers, who still
liked art. At least one of them was moving on it, a business to raise taxes.
Carol cheered up just thinking of industry! This is not a good sign, Kitty
realized, to let Carol cheer up too much about things that didn???t concern
her.
Keep Carol out of it, busy with doctor visits. At least Carol kept her
business
to herself, something Kitty liked about her. Dude had met Kitty on a blind
date --
Kitty had put herself up to it, a checklist item. She was not actually
looking.
Dude thought Kitty was spectacular, like a wild monk, like a manx cat, like a
free catholic. Kitty was episcopalian at her wedding to HERO. She still
refused
to say his name to the new gang. His name was bleeped. His father
was a MAJOR FIGURE, all right. {Had not worked out in his case, okay, a
goofball.}
Carol had thought he was very handsome, sat with him at a stage rehearsal.
You are not allowed to speak to him. Kitty dragged them into it, then out of
it.
He was Kitty???s ex-husband. Kitty was very sensitive. After her blind date
with Dude, a find, no sex, her fingers -- Kitty applied her agile fingers
as a preview. This is the trailer, she whispered. Trailer, Dude
cried aloud in the car -- Thanks! -- for coming experiences, he added.
Then Kitty referred him to Carol, a find. Carol thought Dude was handsome.
Dude, rerouted, was happy to find himself there, to be somewhere!
With such nice people. (Interesting occasions).
Kitty landed Cyril (Suzie's former) on a terrace, where he had gone
at her urging to steal carnations from a vase. Green carnations. She wanted
one pink one and one white one. When they found them, all the way at the
far end of the balcony, she unzipped him, the green carnation jammed
between his teeth.
Carly, Suzie, Fingers. There is not a possibility of couples here.
Carly jeered at couples. Suzie handled the curtains like a gameshow,
like a retail hostess. They had been strippers, but that was all together
not unusual. They had not saved up any money. People thought they
had made so much money. People thought $4,000 was so much
money for a week of work. It???s not that much, Carly said, differing.
Not a base or let them bring a base in. Fingers had basic white hair -- like
the colonel. He needed a computer to run his tax company. He had a computer
but
needed a different computer. Carly and Suzie could put flyers on cars.
Ann Bogle
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