I tire of mammoth emotion----the painful lows for sweeping me to despair and melancholy, and the exquisite highs for ruining me for the ordinary. I would stay in the broad, happy expanses of the everyday but for the plague of the deeply felt.
You couldn't see the Nuns post? Well it was short. This was the gist of it: So I live across the street from a convent. The walls are really high -- a friend of mine scaled one the other day, said there's lots of bushes on the other side. My dad used to live 4 blocks from here, and all growing up he would tell us it was a nudist colony (hence the walls). Every day there is a bell that goes off. I'm not sure what it's for, but my theory is that it signals the start of the daily nudie jog. How fun would that be?
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You couldn't see the Nuns post? Well it was short. This was the gist of it: So I live across the street from a convent. The walls are really high -- a friend of mine scaled one the other day, said there's lots of bushes on the other side. My dad used to live 4 blocks from here, and all growing up he would tell us it was a nudist colony (hence the walls). Every day there is a bell that goes off. I'm not sure what it's for, but my theory is that it signals the start of the daily nudie jog. How fun would that be?
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