
... a bundle of green onions. It stopped me dead in my tracks. Seriously, chills went down my spine - for a few reasons that might not be immediately clear to people who don't know me well and also because you're only seeing this crappy unclear camera-phone photo.
- First, people were steering pretty clear of these onions for some reason. The photo looks like it was taken in an empty lonely spot and NOT on a busy Times Square subway platform, right? There were people EVERYWHERE. But, nobody was going ANYWHERE NEAR these onions.
- Second, the onions were exceedingly crisp and fresh-looking. I'm sorry but anything that's SITTING ON THE GROUND of a Times Square subway platform - truly the penultimate in DIRTY FILTHY GROUND - should NOT EVER be looking fresh.
Okay, I was suspicious and I made Isabel wait while I cautiously snapped this photo. Now, anyone who knows my history of being attacked by bread in public will understand my apprehension. In fact, I should probably chronicle a bit of that history here (I don't want anyone to think I'm just kidding, or, conversely, crazy). But, on second thought, I'm not gonna do that. Let's give it a day or two. Otherwise, who knows, I may jinx myself and wind up looking down the wrong end of a bundle of green onions before midnight. (Something I really don't need in my life right now, to be honest.)
So, here's the deal, let's just take a few deep breath and give it a few days - let fate do whatever it's gotta do to me - and then, only then - assuming no bread-and-or-green-onions-related "mishaps" - I'll explain it all to you.
Wish me luck!
1 comment:
I saw a huge stalk of broccoli outside of a McDonald's the other day.
btw, is Cherry Red Productions still doing theatre?
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