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Remember that night...

in Chicago? We came dressed for Florida in January, drank till the headlights blurred into long lines of lightening, did lines of cocaine with a dominatrix from Ohio, ate steak and eggs for breakfast. You were bright and hot as streetlights on Clark Street. In a compact car we contorted ourselves to steam the windows. Then we went home and broke up because our fantasy life was better than our real one.
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jamie-sue-austin
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Jan 8, 2013
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