I've run out of coffee again, and am exhausted, so the kids will have to do without me.
Thank you for the flowers, Neil, they were lovely. As a matter of fact, they are all still alive, if you can imagine that. Steroids in the plant food, I suspect.
I stumbled on an old cartoon today that I couldn't pass up. Let's see, hopefully I can get this cut
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If those things are classified as tactical advantages, you may consider me a frightened man.
And yet another post-it note would be stacked up next to yours:
In case of emergency, remember that Edgewood is home to at least three known physicians.
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And one would would be tactfully placed on top of that:
In case of emergency, do not call Greg. He will insist that you preform the CPR.
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Note to self:
If and when Amelia Wright suffers from a coronary, make sure to seek advice from the genius of Greg Price.
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I assure you, though, that I do not do CPR on the first heart failure.
Note to Self:
Consider the possibility that, against all odds, you might have a soul.
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Is this the opportune moment to locate a breath mint, Miss Wright?
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It seems that I am still skeptical if whether I have a soul or not.
Such questions take time to process, deliberate, and answer.
Of course, if your breath is killing plant life within a twenty yard radius, you might want to consider a breath mint, yes.
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By all means, process and deliberate.
I'll be across the street when you've come to a conclusion.
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If process and deliberation leads to the knowledge that you have a soul, and Mr. Fisher happens to be across the street, consider yourself screwed[1].
[1]Figuratively speaking, that is.
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Screwed unless Mr Fisher us in fact using his binoculars at the time.
Coincidence? I think not.
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Well, it was nice talking to you again, Mr. Fisher. But it's late, and as I haven't had coffee, I'm about to fall asleep on the keyboard.
Good night.
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Likewise, Miss Wright. I should be heading home anyways.
Goodnight.
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