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| September 2004 / Volume Five / Issue Four | |||||||||
| Michael Estabrook | |||||||||
| 99 Points I know I was asleep, know I had dozed off for a few minutes anyway, trying to get a step or two ahead of the dreaded jetlag, that I know will come crashing down on me like a giant wave in a couple hours right in the middle of the day. I know I fell asleep even though I couldn’t hear myself snoring (“like a rumbling avalanche,” my wife told me once). Because I had this dream that I had 99 points, needed only one more basket to make the last plat of the game to win the game, break 100 points, setting a new record, be the star, the hero of the game. But of course the ball spun around the rim and popped out like a cuckoo and there was no time for another shot and no new record and the game was lost again on account of me so maybe it wasn’t a dream after all. |
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