As expected, most of the residents were older adults, many in wheelchairs.
We had something in common already.
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He waited a minute while I surveyed what he was wearing: a girl’s sleeveless pink blouse, matching shorts, pink girls’ running shoes with white ankle socks, his/her long blond hair held in a pony tail by a pink barrette.
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God says you can’t abandon your children. I did that and now I’ve been forced to live like this: afraid.
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She blinked and blinked in an attempt to expel this obvious hallucination but instead of her finger returning to its normal shape, she watched the nail and then the entire joint disappear.
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“Yes. A lawyer, a young man not unlike yourself, forced a letter into my hand. The truth is I’m a multi-millionaire.”
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Most though, were much like Dorianna. So busy racing around that they wouldn't know a rose if he handed them one. Or have time to smell it.
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“It can’t feel anything any longer,” said Teddy. “Everything that lives eventually dies. That’s the natural order of things.”
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If I were a pop idol in Japan, I would smile until my face hurt. I would like smiling. I would love smiling. I would have so many, many reasons to smile.
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