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| Jason Floyd Williams | |||||||||||||
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| dog walking. My wife recently started walking dogs. Yesterday, this one dog, Jenny, had cornered Trin in its house– in front of the door, snarling, growling & shaking. Trin called her boss & waited to be rescued, the whole time holding Jenny back w/ a stool– A practice test towards her lion-taming degree. She was nervous afterwards, naturally, so I walked w/ her & the next dog, a fat, orange clump of flesh called Grace. Grace is a mastiff that looks like a design-flaw by Jim Henson. But she’s a cool dog, so this gives me a chance to tell Trin about a dog that chased me once– “Me & my friend Kenny were riding our bikes on Rt. 84, when outta the blue, this huge, black lab starts barking like mad & zeroes in on us. When it ran across the road– cats usually look both ways, dogs rarely do– it got hit hard by a Chevy truck, & its back-legs were waffled to the road. Its yelps were horrible. Hell’s soundtrack. So the poor thing tried crawlin back home, draggin chunks of flesh that used to be its legs. Me & Kenny stopped our bikes & watched. You remember that house. We passed it the other day, where Mark H. died. He had cancer all over his body. He was sliced by a Viet-cong solider in the back. I remember asking him to see the scar when I was a kid. I thought I saw Jeremy, his son, the other day, behind the house. I wanted to stop & say I was sorry bout his ol man, but I don’t think it would’ve mattered.” |
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