Friday, December 20, 2013


 

Still it didn’t work. It couldn’t have worked out between them. Even after Patrick presented her with the rose which he foisted from a random garden down the street (or was it the garden in front of Tim’s house?) Even after Patrick quoted her the old Confucius adage about how it is good to meet girl in park but even better to park meat in girl. After all of this, still, nothing. It couldn’t have worked. Something inside Kitty Petite still loved Dave. Something inside of Patrick still loved the girl he had just written a song for simply titled “Don’t Go.” At the time Patrick composed the lyrics to his composition he did not realize how splintering a truth of that song would become—it would stay inside his heart callused like a grade school boys palm and monkey bars.

 

            Kitty’s initiation into the group of friends Hale has so euphemistically entitled “LUMS BUMS” came via an invitation from Strickler’s Drea. Kristina was in dire need of a date for prom and even composed a poem about her prom dress exigency, comparing prom to a Book report. Drea knew that D. was single and salted out like the thick German meat he was. They met the night of the WIZ at LUMS. Dave was still dressed up in his stage-make-up and WIZ costume, performing an encore rendition of "And now it's time for this here Wiz to Wiz on himself" with a southern lilt.
 
 
 
 
 


Both nights of the production Book Bag Bob, Lip savvy Jack-o, Hale and Patrick showed up, sat in the front row and mimed David’s every dramatic gesticulation.  Patrick hollering out, “Go Elvis” like he were his mom at a Paul McCartny concert.

 

            After the show the foursome skulked around backstage, chiding David on his bungled baritone. Patrick asking whether or not Beth isn’t single once again and inadvertently walking into the changing room quickly espying a pantyhosed and bra’d Olivia Danvers changing out of her Winky costume and back into her corduroy jean garb.

 

            “Was Andrea in the audience with a blonde headed girl?” The Now it’s time for this here WIZ to Wiz on himself inquires.

 

            “Yes she was.” Patrick replying to David in his trademark jean jacketed Top Gun affirmative thumb up nod.

 

            “Was she a hot?” i.e., did Patrick happen to by chance garner unbidden glances at her ass and possible make out auspicious panty-lines through her flowery diaphanous silk skirt while she was too busy enthralled with the emerald Follies of the Now It’s Time for This here WIZ to WIZ on himself on stage.

 

            “Yes she was.” Patrick is the only human being I know of on planet earth who talks by nodding his head instead of moving his lips.
 

 

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