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Here I am again wading through straw hats and jazz- hailing the bartender, spilling. I’ve got last call to catch. That firecracker with geraniums in her hair is thirsty and wearing symptoms of dance fever. I’m doing a dance of my own, holding my watery scotch over my head, dodging sweaty shoulders. I’ve almost made it back to Flower Girl when I see a sight that nearly jars the J&B; from my hand- I see you. You’re waiting by the jukebox for Baseball Coach to retrieve dos tequilas and you’re happy.
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Sep 26, 2011
Sep 26, 2011 at 1:59 PM UTC
Last Call
Here I am again wading through straw hats and jazz- hailing the bartender, spilling. I’ve got last call to catch. That firecracker with geraniums in her hair is thirsty and wearing symptoms of dance fever. I’m doing a dance of my own, holding my watery scotch over my head, dodging sweaty shoulders. I’ve almost made it back to Flower Girl when I see a sight that nearly jars the J&B; from my hand- I see you. You’re waiting by the jukebox for Baseball Coach to retrieve dos tequilas and you’re happy.
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Sep 26, 2011
Sep 26, 2011 at 1:59 PM UTC
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