[lightman]

Ping, please.

[Tax-chick]

A rabbit was hopping along the sidewalk. It looked at me and we shared a moment of greeting. A woman delivering Sunday papers, getting out of the car and delivering the paper to doorsteps. She didn’t get out of the car until I was well past her.

I like the "moment of greeting" with the bunny. I usually say hello to cats and rabbits when I'm out for a walk.

On the other side of the freeway, I found two guys, just going to work. They, too, looked weary. There was some degree of weariness in all of them. Trying to greet each other, but the sense of relationship, whether out of fear, or caution, meant that we had a long way to go.

Is she always this garbled, do you think, or was the transcriptionist stuned?

[Deo volente]

This is the kind of nonsense one might hear at the local Unitarian church on any given Sunday.

[sionnsar]

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