Drawing 102
2007-04-09
It had all gone so well so far, Norman reasoned, (“it” being his life.) All except for the blueberry allergy. The allergy brought him embarrassment and shame; made his life barely worth living. (Pause) Well, it takes a big man to enact revenge on a berry, and Norman was the biggest man he knew. Both he and the blueberries would begin sitting on the sofa this evening; neither would get up until the other had “lost”: rotted into a pool of liquid. (Pause) Norman liked his chances; he had time on his side.