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Friday, December 31st, 2010

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    2:30a
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    Cartier tank,omega moon watch,vintage hermes,quilted bag chanel,dior women@@@@@The big boy is almost at their heels
    It came out of the swimming pool just after they
    finished playing Adie's Wedding in Rampopo, the
    baby-house on the side lawn (today Lo-Lo got to
    play Adie)Sometimes Libbit can make these awful
    things go away by scribbling on her pad, but now
    Libbit is sleeping - she has had a great many
    troubled nights Cartier tank lately
    The big boy leaps off the path and onto the beach,
    spraying sand all aroundIts bulging eyes stare
    Its fragile white belly, so full of noisome guts,
    bulges
    The two girls, standing with their hands linked
    and their feet in the running boil of what Daddy
    calls the little surf, look at each otherThen
    they look at the ship, swinging at anchor omega moon watch with its
    sails furled and shiningIt looks even closer, as
    if it has moved in to rescue them
    Lo-Lo says We have to
    Tessie says But I can't SWIM!
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    You can dogpaddle!
    The big boy leapsThey can hear its guts slosh
    when it landsThey sound like wet garbage in a
    barrel of waterThe blue fades from the sky and
    then the sky bleeds redThen, slowly, it vintage hermes changes
    back againIt's been that kind of dayAnd
    haven't they known this kind of day was coming?
    Haven't they seen it in Libbit's haunted eyes? Nan
    Melda knows; even Daddy knows, and he's not here
    all the timeToday he's in Tampa, and when they
    look at the greenish-white horror that's almost
    upon them, they know that Tampa might as well quilted bag chanel be
    the far side of the moonThey are on their own
    Tessie grips Lo-Lo's shoulder with cold fingers
    What about the rip?
    But Lo-Lo shakes her headThe rip is good! The
    rip will take us to the boat!
    There's no more time to talkThe frog-thing is
    getting ready to leap againAnd they understand
    that, while it cannot be real, somehow it isBetter to chance the dior women w
    2:38a
    @@@@@ I took it out on the back porchThe wind
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    I took it out on the back porchThe wind blowing
    in from the Gulf was strong but warm, lifting my
    sweaty hair back from my brow and templesI decided to walk to the beach and
    drink my juice there
    I stopped three-quarters of the way down the
    boardwalk, about to take a sip of my juiceThe
    glass was tipped, and some of it splattered on one
    bare foot
    Out there on the Gulf, riding in toward shore on
    one of the large, wind-driven waves, was a bright
    green tennis ball
    It means nothing, I told myself, but that wouldn't
    hold waterIt meant everything, and I knew it
    from the moment I saw itI tossed the glass into
    the sea oats and broke into a lunging lurch - the
    Edgar Freemantle version of running that year
    It took me fifteen seconds to reach the end of the
    boardwalk, maybe even less, but in that time I saw
    three more tennis balls floating in on the tide
    Then six, then eightMost were off to my right -
    to the north
    I wasn't watching where I was going and plunged
    off the end of the boardwalk into thin air, arms
    whirlingI hit the sand still running and might
    have stayed up if I'd landed on my good leg, but I
    didn'tA zigzag of pain corkscrewed up my bad one,
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    shin to knee to hip, and I went sprawling in the
    sandSix inches in front of my nose was one of
    those damned tennis balls, its fuzz soaked flat
    DUNLOP was printed on the side, the letters as
    black as damnation
    I struggled to my feet, looking wildly out at the
    GulfThere were only a few incoming balls in
    front of El Palacio, but farther north, near Big
    Pink, I saw a green flotilla - a hundred at least,
    probably many moreShe burned the
    picture and she's asleep in her apartment a
    thousand miles from here, safe and sound
    "It means nothing," I said, but now the wind
    blowing my hair back felt cold instead of warmI
    began to limp toward Big Pink, down where the sand
    was wet and packed and shiningThe peeps flew up
    in front of me in cloudsEvery now and then an
    incoming wave would drop a tennis ball at my feet
    There were lots of them now, scattered on the wet
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