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Nima met me by the fountain in Trafalgar Square. I'd not see her for a few weeks. She looked tired looking and her hair had been cut short. She was wearing a mini skirt and pink top. Wondered if you'd come she said. Once I got your letter I decided I would I said. (She had my address but I didn't have hers not since she moved back home after leaving the hospital.) Where shall we go? she said. I don't mind I said. I wanted for us to have a night out at some cheap hotel but my parents have their eyes on me and want to know where I am going and when I'll be back she said. I guess they are worried about you after the drugs and the hospital stay I said. I'm 19 she said I am old enough to be my own boss they just want me where they can control me. We walked along Charing Cross Road and entered a restaurant and sat down. We ordered drinks and a meal. The waiter went off and she looked at me. So how are you? she said. I'm ok work's still boring as hell I said. I gazed at her how drawn she looked. Are you back on drugs again? I said. No I'm not she said you sound like my parents I'm not eating as I should I don't feel hungry but I'll try to eat this meal. We waited for the order to arrive and talked and drank our drinks. I watched her sitting there her eyes dull and that shortness of her hair.
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Jul 30, 2017
Jul 30, 2017 at 9:10 AM UTC
NIMA AND BENNY AGAIN 1967.
Nima met me by the fountain in Trafalgar Square. I'd not see her for a few weeks. She looked tired looking and her hair had been cut short. She was wearing a mini skirt and pink top. Wondered if you'd come she said. Once I got your letter I decided I would I said. (She had my address but I didn't have hers not since she moved back home after leaving the hospital.) Where shall we go? she said. I don't mind I said. I wanted for us to have a night out at some cheap hotel but my parents have their eyes on me and want to know where I am going and when I'll be back she said. I guess they are worried about you after the drugs and the hospital stay I said. I'm 19 she said I am old enough to be my own boss they just want me where they can control me. We walked along Charing Cross Road and entered a restaurant and sat down. We ordered drinks and a meal. The waiter went off and she looked at me. So how are you? she said. I'm ok work's still boring as hell I said. I gazed at her how drawn she looked. Are you back on drugs again? I said. No I'm not she said you sound like my parents I'm not eating as I should I don't feel hungry but I'll try to eat this meal. We waited for the order to arrive and talked and drank our drinks. I watched her sitting there her eyes dull and that shortness of her hair.
BOY AND GIRL IN LONDON IN 1967
TerryCollett
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Jul 30, 2017
Jul 30, 2017 at 9:10 AM UTC
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