Prose
The thumb of the left hand is pressed tightly against the melamine surface of the parallel rule. The fingertips of this hand are pressed tightly against the face of an acrylic drafting triangle pinching it squarely onto the leading edge of the parallel rule. The hand is held tautly but not rigidly. The key is to clench the instruments firmly but flexibly, in a precisely fixed position.
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- Written by: Brandon_Hennen
- Category: Prose
- Hits: 2013
Frank Sanders is a nationwide syndicated columnist who dispenses his “hillbilly wisdom” to any who will listen. Frank works as a painter and sometimes graveyard landscaper in Beckley WV.
Dear FrankOur small church here in Winchester Virginia has a very generous volunteer director. His wife is also a very talented soprano singer for the church choir. She has had many write-ups in the local papers and is becoming a local “star.”
Read more: Frank Advice, by Frank Sanders
Read more: Wrong turn, Right day
Today is the day to conquer all things unconquerable!!! Just as it was yesterday and as it will still be the same when tomorrow comes rolling upon the bedroom clock...eyes wide never laid to rest...sleep or not the clock still turns the sun still rises and the day plays on with or with out you.
There is a pause. Someone on the opposite end of the receiver is responding. Sarah immediately jabs back.
“Look just who replaced your spine with a rubber band?”
There is another pause.
