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Around the corner, a blast of blue comes screaming just outside the coffee house. A small boy, no more than five, is a beaming chocolate goatee from the local ice-cream parlor. A woman chases him with the exasperated look of a mother on a date with her son . Her eyes still red from her four hours of sleep, but her smile: as big as her son’s. She catches him as he stops at the smell of fresh chocolate chip cookies emanating from the coffee house. Her motion is quick and calculated as she turns him around, zips his jacket, & kisses his forehead. She takes his hand and they are off. I assume they live happily ever after.
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Jan 29, 2011
Jan 29, 2011 at 8:50 PM UTC
What I saw through the window of the coffee shop on the corner in Omaha NE.
Around the corner, a blast of blue comes screaming just outside the coffee house. A small boy, no more than five, is a beaming chocolate goatee from the local ice-cream parlor. A woman chases him with the exasperated look of a mother on a date with her son . Her eyes still red from her four hours of sleep, but her smile: as big as her son’s. She catches him as he stops at the smell of fresh chocolate chip cookies emanating from the coffee house. Her motion is quick and calculated as she turns him around, zips his jacket, & kisses his forehead. She takes his hand and they are off. I assume they live happily ever after.
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