Archives for February 2017

Sensory Deprivation and the Gelly Monkeys.

It was the story they all requested at bedtime.

In fact the sad thing was that those who never had it read to them – they never slept much. 

The good thing was that the government distributed free copies of “Sensory…” and everyone could read it last thing at night, if they chose to.

I think there is an opening for a new story!

Differential clouds and metabolic lingerie.

There was no rhyme or reason, well certainly no rhyme, to the decisions made at XxCorp.

Custom made ballpoint pens that looked exactly like two dollar disposable versions were offered monogrammed and in a chosen valuable metal for 200 to 2000 dollars or 1700 English pounds, if you want to know.

Don’t rush, just listen today, the things that matter will appear between meetings rather than in them.

Dillon’s was a very fine place. White linen tablecloths and sun-reflecting sparkling silverware.

Osborne’s, down the street was more popular. Sticky seats and spilled drinks.

Boswacks served a chilled coffee parfait that singled it out among unhealthy but pleasurable non-food consumables outlets.

Is this a corporate report? Or, a travel guide? 

Sometimes it is really hard to tell which is which. 

We will improve my friends.

The yoghurt was sliced as thin as Palma ham and  yet tasted so, pleasingly, different.

The Metro was a series of Limousines with ten speaker stereo systems, organic champagne and sautéed canapé created from opals and rubies. 

Dismayed at the lack of support, the government replaced itself with a small startup company. 

Will we celebrate this in three years?

We were upside down before we found the answers.

The scent of jasmine, honeysuckle and thyme pervaded the promenade of bouquets. 

The polished marble streets were slippery even when dry.

Rounding a corner, even on foot, was precarious, yet easily and almost automatically accomplished after living in this environment for several months. 

It was the opera and the bagels that nourished the memory.