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Cliché

by ryan-hall69

You used to draw on napkins in restaurants. At the time, I used to imagine you doing that in a New York diner open twenty four-hours. Or maybe in a small coffee shop in Paris. What a dumb cliché. The thought of that makes my roll my eyes.
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Aug 1, 2017
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