guard to fall off pharmacist

[Marika]

things are good here. we escaped most of the extreme weather here thank
goodness. My kids are visiting this week and they say Baltimore and Philly
have been hatefully hot.

A guy i know died

One of those people who changed the world without a lot of noise.

progress in the war. as i read different accounts, I think I can see some
trends that are positive. Still hard to believe it is actually happening at
all.

[Marika]

Post by Marika
things are good here. we escaped most of the extreme weather here thank
goodness. My kids are visiting this week and they say Baltimore and Philly
have been hatefully hot.
A guy i know died
One of those people who changed the world without a lot of noise.
progress in the war. as i read different accounts, I think I can see some
trends that are positive. Still hard to believe it is actually happening at
all.

We're not a swing state no candidate ever pays for ads here let alone come
here to campaign

[Marika]

Post by Marika

Post by Marika
things are good here. we escaped most of the extreme weather here thank
goodness. My kids are visiting this week and they say Baltimore and Philly
have been hatefully hot.
A guy i know died
One of those people who changed the world without a lot of noise.
progress in the war. as i read different accounts, I think I can see some
trends that are positive. Still hard to believe it is actually happening at
all.

We're not a swing state no candidate ever pays for ads here let alone come
here to campaign

“Rennel rolled his eyes. “Oh, brother!” He took out his junior psychologist
notebook and started jotting viciously. “He pretends he doesn’t know that
what he’s doing is abnormal. He’s got to be pretending. He’s nuts!”
“You always say that, and he’s always perfectly happy.”
“He doesn’t function. He’s never adjusted to the competitive system.”
“How can you say that? He’s adjusted perfectly.”
“Don’t be stupid. He goes to a class about once a month and hasn’t turned
in any work since last year.”
“But nothing worries him. It may not be normal, but—”
“He hasn’t bathed or changed his clothes from September to July. Is that
sane?”
“It’s cold in that house of his,” I said. “And how would you like to take
off all your clothes and step into a tub full of decayed cat shit?”
“He locks himself in his room with his guitar and the record player for
weeks at a time!”
“You just got through saying that was a healthy sublimation. You’re just
sore because he wasn’t available for one of your bullshit sessions.”

Excerpt From
Toad
Katherine Dunn