Jetsam loves to tell that one about when Bassy got The Fear and cried. I wasn’t there. And I also have one about Jetsam getting The Fear, and I’m pretty sure she cried that time.
A good Club sandwich, I’m told, should use three slices of toast, both crispy bacon and cold ham, chicken breast, a boiled egg, iceberg lettuce, tomato and cheese and lashings of mayo to keep it all glued in place.
The sharp pepperyness of the radish reminds me of a time when we had water.
I’m too busy worrying the threads of mango pulp free from my teeth with my tongue, to first notice that the flies are biting my legs and making them itch and bleed. But once I do notice, that’s suddenly all I can feel. Sharp stinging itchy legs. But I ...
The mango trees are all dying, except this one. My leafy throne.
I think this is my story to try to tell.
Like all stories, it’s made up of lies and truths, but mostly it’s about all that confusion in between white lies and half-truths.
This is the story of how it all began. How all stories begin really. Mine is no different.
We are earnestly practising our gin spinning skills. Arms out, turning and turning until we almost puke, then lying on our backs on the comforting loose gravel of the empty car park.
The world spinning
spinning
...
On Friday nights we go out to Avondale and get drunk in the car park.