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Each home represented a different culture

  • Each home represented a different culture and ethnicity. One neighbor was Laos, another Creole, and another Sudanese. Yet, we all gathered together on a monthly basis to share

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  • our love of Nordic folklore, breathing new life into the ancient sagas through the medium of bodily secretions - our only means of effective communication in this hellish neo-Babel

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  • world we live in.And then I meet Olaf and the world makes sense again.he looks as if he popped out of the pages of Nordic saga and he looks at me as if he wants to

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  • worship me as the river goddess that I am. I'm irresistible to Nordic types & Olaf never stood a chance. I wheel a rusty trolley around filled with river fruits like old tyres,

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  • discarded dishes, and a life-long collection of buttons. That night she prepared Olaf her stew made out of the trimmings thrown out of a nearby pub from a St. Paddy's day

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  • writer's convention. The stew as attuned to the luminous spoon that Olaf held in his evil hand. She hoped that when he tasted the stew he would grant her the magic access to

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  • his pants, so she could plant a big cast iron time bomb to blow him up. The evil Olaf tasted the stew. "This is delicious! I hereby grant you magic access to my pants." She

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  • pretended to thank him &, making herself really, really little, she entered his fetid pants with trepidation, and the bomb. Olaf laughed & zipped up, shouting, "HA! Gotcha now, you

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  • little squirt!" I chose that moment to return to my full size. His fetid pants exploded. I was free! "Party pooper," he said.

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  • I continued to grow until he was as small to me as I was to him originally. I picked him up. "Oh I'm a lot worse than that," I said, and threw him into the stratosphere.

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