The Stranger Across the Aisle - V
For a single year I'd write as if I would never be allowed to write again. It would be an exercise in pouring the heart out.
For years I’ve had this notion of going into one of those rotating restaurants that spins around a city in an hour. I’d bring along a pad of yellow paper and a reliable, flowing pen, the kind that’s easy on your hand. I’d wait my turn on the leather reception banquette, and I’d follow the hostess and move past the drifting waiter stat…
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