Ten.Two Thousad, Six Hundred & Fifty-Five

  1. Bright sun. A good sign on shoot day.

  2. I misjudged the morning temperatures and am sweaty before 9 a.m.

  3. My legs. I want to lie on the floor and not move. We must demand access to a golf cart.

  4. Who ate my lunch?

  5. Three down, which means there should be at least four, but we only have two.

  6. He says that he’s into astrology and Rococo; he is warm and innocent and open and deep. I dig.

  7. It’s an odd assortment of folks.

  8. Listening to the way she speaks about this, you remember that we could have done so much more.

  9. Car metaphors while drinking wine on a low-slung couch. The kind of Napa Valley scene outsiders think you live on the regular.

  10. No more words. Peopled out.

alisha sommer
Writer & Freelance Creative
http://www.alishasommer.com
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