was that originally published in Playboy?
and it’s not really a short story; it’s more of an essay or scientific analysis.
regardless, it is a cool read.
wishing you & your Hubby the best, and that everything goes fine.
stay calm & carry on!
never owned a cell phone.
hoping that my ~30 year streak will continue until my death.
glad to hear you’re on the mend. hope your next trip around the sun is a good one!
not sure if there are still print outlets that get “Sunday only”
but it would be hard to make the Sunday strip “make sense” as a standalone AND as pat of a larger narrative.
Sunday would be the Reader’s Digest Condensed version of the whole storyline, lol.
we can’t seem to handle aliens from our own planet . . .
when I moved to PA, I went in a diner/restaurant & sat at the counter. the cook was cutting a block of scrapple into slices & frying them.
I asked “what is that?” and he said “it’s scrapple.”
I said “yeah, it says that on the box. but what is it?”
he laughed and said “you know how they make hot dogs out of the stuff the government won’t let them put into sausage?”
I said “yeah?”
he said “well, this is the stuff they won’t let them put in hot dogs.”
the little fish are hiding from the shark in the shark cage with the diver . . .
she doesn’t get sent to pun prison?!?
this is where the guy who doesn’t have a cellphone laughs at the self-imposed suffering of those who do.
was that originally published in Playboy?
and it’s not really a short story; it’s more of an essay or scientific analysis.
regardless, it is a cool read.