If you’ve never read any Modern Toss you really should have a word wiv yerself.
eeee love this. not that I would ever.
Hope this finds you well. I’m imagining you on a typical San Francisco summer day: half-hidden in fog, eating many pieces of toast for lunch. Is this accurate?
Let me describe what I’m seeing from my perch across the country. First, a bus stop that I hadn’t noticed before. A man locking his bike up, attached to the bus stop. A woman in clamdiggers (not digging clams). Graffiti that looks distinctly unlike that on the West Coast, though I couldn’t isolate the formal differences.
Two phrases have been repeating themselves in my mind throughout the morning. They are: “lifetime supply” and “seldom if ever”. I have not been able to figure out their significance yet; possibly they arrived in a dream that I’ve forgotten.
Anyhoo,
Molly
sleeveface: leonard cohen
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