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Finishing my rounds in Midtown, I hopped in a taxi and had it drop me back in Chelsea at Whole Foods. After cruising up and down the aisles for half an hour, filling my shopping cart and getting into the Christmas spirit, I finally arrived at the checkout line.
I rolled my eyes. Everyone’s nerves were on edge, and it wasn’t any use fighting. Sighing, I relaxed my shoulders. “Why don’t you try feeding him?” I said. “Maybe if Mommy tries he’ll eat?”
Has baby tylenol not been invented in this book?
but Lauren seemed to know him.
Can hint any harder that she's cheating.
“I’ll bet there are some Amish in Pennsylvania right now who’re getting the last laugh.”
See, When the English Fall by David Williams
“Freedom is civil liberty, and the foundation of civil liberty is privacy. No privacy means no civil liberty means no freedom. You know why they don’t just fingerprint everyone?”
This has some logical gaps that no one is challenging.
“The criminals force society to improve. They weed out the weak, making us strengthen our institutions and networks.”
Maybe this is what death is like? Alone, peaceful, floating, floating, no fear . . .
We’d gone out to get what we could when each airdrop was announced, but these events had turned into violent scavenging wars.
Hunger Games
as if it had all been a bad dream.
Kind of like this chapter.
